The complete advisory engagement — every room assessed, your whole budget allocated, and a prioritized plan from first project to last.
For homeowners planning more than one project — or the whole house.
Where the Snapshot names your five biggest moves, the Blueprint plans every room and every dollar.
Every room evaluated — kitchen, baths, living spaces, primary suite, exterior, and more.
Exactly how to deploy your total budget for the strongest overall return — not just one room.
Every project ranked and sequenced, so your spending compounds instead of competing.
The full order of operations across the whole home, start to finish.
The specific principles that matter most for your home, and how to use them.
The ranked investments, the leave-alone list, and the readiness read — all included.
Both are built for your home. The difference is scope.
A whole-home plan is a rounding error against a whole-home budget.
On a renovation measured in tens of thousands, $597 to spend it in the right places, in the right order, is the cheapest and highest-leverage decision you'll make.
Secure checkout below. I'll gather your home's details, goals, photos, and budget.
A full room-by-room plan with budget allocation and sequencing, prepared personally.
A complete roadmap you can execute yourself or hand to contractors with confidence.
If you're focused on one or two projects, yes. If you're planning a full renovation or want a long-term plan for the whole home, the Blueprint is the better value — it includes everything the Snapshot does.
Reach out — the Snapshot's value can be credited toward the Blueprint so you're not paying twice for the overlap.
If you want it done for you, Construction Management is the next step — I oversee the whole project from bids to final walk-through. Ask and I'll walk you through it.
A full Blueprint takes a bit longer than the Snapshot given its scope — I'll give you a timeline when we start.
Prepared personally for your home · Includes everything in the Snapshot