Exterior and storm restoration
Exterior repairs, storm-related restoration, damaged areas, photos, timing, and must-do work around the home.
Residential remodeling
Start your home remodel with what you want changed.
Whether you are updating rooms, adding space, repairing damage, or planning a bigger remodel, Metro starts with the home, the photos, the must-haves, and the timing.
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Home renovation details to gather before estimating.
Send what you know about the home, the rooms involved, photos, timing, must-haves, repairs, and finishes. Metro can help sort out the next step.
Interior and whole-home remodeling
Kitchen, bath, living-area, room, finish, and repair updates where the rooms and priorities matter.
Basement finishing
Bedrooms, bathrooms, rec rooms, offices, storage, lighting, egress, and utilities for finished basement space.
Additions and ADUs
Added living space, ADU ideas, layout changes, drawings, access, and timing questions.
Repair and refresh planning
Repair lists, durable materials, finish refreshes, and timing needs when you want a cleaner plan for the work.
Completed work
Details that help Metro understand your home project.
Use these examples to gather rooms, repairs, finishes, timing, and photos before you ask for an estimate.
What Metro reviews before a home estimate.
Send the home details
Share the address or neighborhood, the room or outside area involved, photos if available, and what you want changed.
Separate must-haves from maybes
Metro looks at the rooms, repairs, finishes, budget priorities, and anything that could affect the work.
Walk through timing and access
You can talk through schedule, home access, dust protection, pets, parking, and daily-use concerns before work is planned.
Confirm the estimate or visit
Metro follows up with an estimate, a visit, or the missing details needed to price the work.
Related home renovation services
Other Metro pages for homeowners comparing basement finishing, remodeling, additions, repairs, or nearby service areas.
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Homeowner questions
What should I send for a residential estimate?
Include the address or city, the room or area involved, desired timing, photos if available, and what you want remodeled, added, repaired, restored, or rebuilt.
How should homeowners plan for remodeling budget and contingency?
Budget depends on the rooms involved, finish level, repairs, drawings, permits, trade work, access, and schedule. Many homeowners keep a contingency for hidden conditions or scope changes, especially on older homes and larger remodels.
Can Metro review additions, ADUs, and storm restoration?
Yes. Start by sharing the address, affected area, photos, goals, timing, and any budget priorities so Metro can follow up about an estimate or visit.
Can Metro help decide what should be priced first?
Yes. In the first conversation, you and Metro can separate must-haves, repairs, optional upgrades, timing, and budget-sensitive work so Metro starts the estimate with the right priorities.
Request a residential renovation estimate.
Send the home location, work area, timeline, photos, and what you want changed for remodeling, additions, ADUs, restoration, repairs, or rebuilds.