Walls, ceilings or exterior area
Give enough factual context for the business to assess fit without making unsafe assumptions or unsupported promises.
Practical guidance · demonstration copy
A useful first message identifies the job, property or premises, location, timing and any safe visual information. The business can then decide whether further questions or an assessment are needed.
A clearer first brief
Give enough factual context for the business to assess fit without making unsafe assumptions or unsupported promises.
Give enough factual context for the business to assess fit without making unsafe assumptions or unsupported promises.
Give enough factual context for the business to assess fit without making unsafe assumptions or unsupported promises.
Give enough factual context for the business to assess fit without making unsafe assumptions or unsupported promises.
What not to assume
A real business should explain when an on-site review, measurements, inventory, access check or specialist diagnosis is required before final scope and pricing.