Get your project estimate in 60 seconds

Tell us what you need done and add a few photos. You’ll see your estimate right here, and we’ll email you a copy.

If it looks right, pick a few times for Daniel to come take a look. Once he’s seen it, you get the real price in writing.

List each thing on its own line. The more detail you give, the more accurate your price will be.
Helpful to include: where it is, how many, rough sizes (a 2-foot patch, a 6-foot shelf), and whether you already have the parts.
Add as many as you can, up to 12. Photos help the most. Take one wide shot that shows the whole area, then a few close-ups of the spots that need work. Turn on the lights if you can.
Optional, but it helps a lot. If there's a number you want to stay at or under, tell us. Your estimate is for exactly what you describe, and we'll tell you honestly how it lines up with your number and where the savings usually come from. Daniel can come out and work through it with you, with the same workmanship either way.
We email your estimate here too. If it doesn't show up, check your spam or junk folder.
Tell us who, so we can thank them.
Working on it. This usually takes less than a minute, so please keep this page open.

This is a first estimate based only on what you tell us. Daniel hasn't seen the project yet, so the price may go up or down once he does. The written estimate after his visit is the price. Daniel gets a copy of your request so he can follow up.