Why preparation matters
A useful estimate request identifies the items, approximate volume, access and property conditions before scheduling.
Details to collect
List the main item groups and identify anything unusually heavy, fragile or difficult to move.
Photograph the material from more than one angle when possible, and include the route from the items to the loading area.
Mention stairs, elevators, parking limits, building rules and the items that must remain.
Confirm the job directly
General planning information cannot replace review of the actual property and requested material. Use these points to prepare the request, then confirm scope, accepted material, access, pricing and scheduling with Diamond before work begins.