What to photograph for a more useful service quote
The wide views and close details that help a service team understand the request without guessing.
A few good photos can answer many of the first questions about a project and help us give you a more useful response.
Start with a wide photo
Show the full room, wall, fence line, yard, or work area. This helps us understand the size of the job and how the space is arranged.
Then show the details
Take close views of damage, buildup, edges, fixtures, gates, hookups, or obstacles that affect preparation and materials.
Keep sensitive details out
Avoid including mail, screens, house numbers, payment cards, identity documents, security codes, children, or anyone who has not agreed to be photographed.