01 / Short request
Start with the essentials
Name, phone, project type, and a message give the team enough context for an initial conversation.
Case study / GC Reno Group
A renovation project starts with a clear way to ask.
The public website shows the services, project work, and quote request paths a visitor can use before speaking with the team.
01 / Public website
Make the work visible before asking for contact.
The site puts renovation services, project examples, and ways to request a quote in front of a visitor. It helps a homeowner understand the scope before starting a conversation.
Slide 1 of 2: Video. GC Reno Group / public site walkthrough
02 / Quote paths
Two ways to describe a job.
The source site includes a short hero quote form and a longer estimate wizard. Both collect project details and open a prefilled email draft for the visitor to send. Submission and receipt are not implied by opening that draft.
02 / Guided estimate
Add scope and priorities
The longer path asks about service, project type, scope, timing, and priorities before preparing the email draft.
From interest to inquiry
The visitor brings the context. The team gets a better starting point.
Service pages and project examples answer early questions. The short form makes it easy to begin; the guided estimate path gathers more detail when the project calls for it. Both end in an email draft that the visitor chooses to send.
Explore services → describe the project → prepare an email request → send from the visitor's email app
