Exterior
Define the exterior scope.
Which walls and trim are included? Note visible stucco or wood damage and any community color requirements.
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Interior
Name the rooms and surfaces.
Consider the walls, trim, drywall repair and furnishings that need protection.
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Commercial
Discuss the property.
Start with the surfaces, existing condition and questions about access. Interior finish context is shown here.
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Roofing
Ask the roof question first.
Installation, maintenance, inspection and replacement each begin with a discussion of the property.
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A useful call begins with three things.
The surfaces
Which rooms, walls, trim or roof areas are part of your project?
The condition
Where are the cracks, worn finishes or repairs you want to discuss?
The context
Consider colors, furnishings and any HOA or ARC requirements.
Preparation before application
The surface shapes the scope.
McMillan & McMillan describe preparation and repair as 80% of exterior labor. Their sequence covers washing, dry time, masking, repair, primer and caulk before coatings.
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The full property scope.
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A clear scope starts with a conversation.
Speak with John or David. Monday–Saturday, 7am–7pm.
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