Toronto houses, condos and apartments
Include the neighbourhood or postal code, building type and any elevator, parking or concierge requirements. For condominium work, state whether building access needs to be booked.
Route availability depends on the property location, number of fixtures, access and current schedule. Send the postal code early so coverage can be confirmed with the scope.
A useful route review also considers building access, parking or loading limits, occupied units, fixture count and the timing required by the property.
Include the neighbourhood or postal code, building type and any elevator, parking or concierge requirements. For condominium work, state whether building access needs to be booked.
Send the full fixture, close-ups and postal code. Multi-tub homes and rental turnovers should include a separate photo set for each bathroom.
For occupied units, note access windows and whether the tenant or property representative will be present. Include prior coating history when known.
Share the property type, postal code and fixture count so route and scope can be considered together before scheduling.
York Region availability is reviewed by route and project size. Multi-fixture or turnover projects should group all units and photos in one inquiry.
Provide the address area, parking or loading details and desired timing. Route confirmation may depend on grouping the work with the current schedule.
Include one wide photo, close-ups of the problem, your city and the number of tubs. Those details help identify prior coatings, access issues and conditions that need a closer look.