Start with the details that make the project different.

Give the site enough context to be useful.

Use the intake form for an early planning review. A concise description, approximate dimensions, photos when available, and notes about access or utilities can make the first handoff much clearer.

The intake is for planning and triage. It does not create a contract, guarantee availability, or replace a field-verified proposal.

What to have ready.

• Project city and property location.
• The structure, concrete, pool, earthwork, or other material involved.
• Approximate dimensions, access constraints, staging limits, and nearby structures.
• Your intended next phase, such as grading, backfill, drainage, paving, or new construction.

Open the project intake.

After the initial details are organized, the next step is a qualified review of the scope and site conditions. Questions that affect the price or sequence should be confirmed in the written estimate before work is scheduled.