Services
If your potential client reaches your services page, you have piqued their interest.
We designed this page to present your service offerings in an organized, easy-to-digest way. Site visitors can seek out the exact information they need or read it all with clarity and ease. In this section, we will implement a broad statement about what differentiates your client experience from others'.
Full Service
Here, we will describe your most comprehensive offering, highlighting the characteristics of your client experience. We will take this opportunity to call out anything that differentiates your firm, such as your ability to create architectural drawings or your on-staff project managers.
New Design or Remodel
Next, we will delve into your secondary service offering. This may be remodeling projects, speculative construction, or even a furnishings-only option. Throughout this page and especially for these unique services, we will speak directly to your ideal client and their pain points.
Distance Design
This will be a description of your remote interior design services. We suggest outlining when you'd come into the process (hint: it should be before they hire a contractor or even an architect!) as well as explaining why that saves time and money.
Many first-time interior design clients are curious about what to expect during the process, and this is your chance to educate and inform. We'll begin by sharing the first stages of the project, how you'll get to the know your client and the scope of work, and where you'll draw inspiration as the design phase begins.
Phase One
Next, we'll offer an overview of the design phase including what will be included in design presentations, how you'll handle revisions, and when contracts need to be signed. We may or may not need include deposit information here as your client will receive those details in the investment guide.
Phase Two
Phase Three
The construction phase is an exciting, but potentially fraught, time for design clients. This section offers peace of mind by sharing how you'll engage with tradespeople and other professionals during construction, how you'll solve any problems that arise, and how all of those details will be communicated to your clients.
Finally, we'll instill a sense of excitement for your viewers and encourage them to envision the end phase of their own project. We will provide details about your installation process, including elements they may not have imagined, such as photography or close-out materials.