1. Describe the problem you want to solve
Start with how your home works today. Do you need more room, a different layout, a complete bathroom renovation or a kitchen that connects better with nearby spaces? Separate essential changes from features you would like to explore.
2. Gather information about the existing space
- Property address or ZIP code, plus the spaces involved.
- Photos showing the whole room and close-ups of areas you want to change.
- Existing plans or measurements, if available.
- Reference images, with notes explaining what you like about them.
- HOA requirements or known property constraints.
3. Explain your timing and budget priorities
Share your preferred timing and a budget range if you have one. Describe whether you plan to live in the home during work and which facilities you need to keep available. These details help frame a useful scope discussion; they do not establish a construction schedule or price on their own.
4. Check the contractor and the local authority
Use the Florida DBPR license record to check the contractor’s license. WM Homes identifies its Florida Certified Residential Contractor license as CRC1334984. Discuss insurance and the professional input your proposed work may require.
The City of Orlando publishes a permits and inspections guide that links to permit applications, project plans and inspection information. It applies to the City’s jurisdiction; a postal address that says Orlando does not by itself establish the responsible authority. Confirm the appropriate city or county for your property.
5. Review what is included before approving the scope
Ask which rooms, selections, trade work, design services and coordination responsibilities are included. Discuss how proposed changes will be reviewed and how scheduling will be communicated. With WM Homes, the consultation is followed by a detailed estimate that is reviewed with you before scheduling and execution are coordinated around the approved scope.
Bring your questions
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