Start with Your Photos

Tell us what is happening at home.

Choose the area of focus, describe what you're noticing, and share 2–4 clear photos. Clay Curtis, NC Licensed General Contractor #67004, reviews what is visible, explains the proposed scope, and identifies what needs checking on site—without a sales pitch.

Let’s get acquainted with your project.

Skip the sales pitch. Send a few quick photos and project notes to streamline preliminary costs, material specs, and next steps.

1. Where is the primary area of focus?

Kitchen, bath, home addition, and other remodel projectsLayout changes, cabinet-grade framing, finish surfacesStructural modifications & load-bearing itemsSagging floors, sticking doors, beam retrofits, framing deflectionRoof replacement or exterior leakFlashing intersections, substrate inspectionSiding, trim, or exterior envelope transitionWeather barrier integration, moisture intrusion

2. Tell us what’s going on

Tell us what’s going on

3. Upload photos of the focus area

Upload Photos of What You're Seeing (2–4 Recommended)

A wide shot of the room or space and a close-up of any specific transition, trim line, or defect give us enough detail to diagnose what’s really going on.

Drag and drop photos here, or browse files

0 of 4 selected

4. Contact & project address

Used to verify local municipal building codes, inspection jurisdictions, and permit history (City of Raleigh / Wake County).

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