Show renovation work with project context, before-and-after explanations, cost assumptions, and site-visit arrangements so clients can discuss an estimate.
A renovation website should pair project photographs with work scope, duration, and included costs. Similar-looking rooms can require different work because of their starting condition.
State assumptions beside reference prices. Explain enquiries, site visits, estimates, and construction as well.
State the brief, areas renovated, materials, and duration. Explain decisions responding to client needs and the building’s condition.
Date reference costs and define their scope. Identify items requiring a site visit instead of implying the same price fits every building.
Caption before-and-after photographs with the changes. Provide alternatives reflecting each related image’s meaning. (W3C groups of images)
Check disclosure permission for addresses, layouts, or identifying details. Distinguish styling in the photograph from the actual construction work.
Request area, building type, work requested, and preferred timing. Explain site-visit costs, estimating, and discussion of additional work.
Update service area and availability when adding completed projects. Describe post-completion support according to the actual agreement.
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A: Attach scope, date, and building assumptions to reference prices.
A: Also describe changed areas and actual responsibilities.
A: Publish cost, arrangements, and the route to an estimate.
A: Limit them to necessary, permitted disclosure.
