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Photo Specifications & Tips:
Taking good quality photos is important in order to provide an accurate quote. Below are tips for taking the best photos of your tiled areas.
Adequate Lighting:
Ensure that the lighting in the area is sufficient to capture clear and accurate images. Natural light from a window or a well-lit area with artificial lighting works best. Avoid harsh shadows or excessive glare. For areas with poor lighting, use your flash.
Camera Resolution:
Make sure your camera's resolution is set high enough to allow for little pixelation when zooming into photos.
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Your Information:
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First and last name
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Property address
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Email address
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Areas we are quoting (primary bathroom, guest bathroom, foyer, kitchen, etc)
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Services we are quoting (tile and grout cleaning, silicone caulk replacement, grout sealing, grout repair, etc.)
Walk In Showers:
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Photograph each shower wall in its entirety individually.
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Photograph the shower floor / pan in its entirety.
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Make sure to get as close as possible, ensuring the entire shower floor / pan is in the frame.
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Showers with tiled or natural stone curbs, photograph the seam where the curb meets the tile on the exterior and interior of the shower enclosure.
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Include photos of any areas of concern such as cracked or loose tiles, missing grout, etc.
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Take a distance photo so we can see the size of the shower and how high the tiles go up the wall.
Tub/Shower Combos:
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Photograph each shower wall individually.
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Photograph the tub in its entirety.
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Make sure to get as close as possible, ensuring the entire tub is in the frame.
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Include photos of any areas of concern such as cracked or loose tiles, missing grout, etc.
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Take a distance photo so we can see the size of the shower and how high the tiles go up the wall.
Garden Tubs:
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Photograph each section of the garden tub surround - front of garden tub, top of deck and tile wall surround.
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Include photos of any areas of concern such as cracked or loose tiles, missing grout, etc.
Floors:
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Photograph the floor from a distance so that we can see the size of the area.
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For larger floors, photograph the areas in sections.
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Include photos of any areas of concern such as cracked or loose tiles, missing grout, etc.
Backsplash Installation:
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Photos each wall
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Type of tile (porcelain, glass, ceramic, marble, travertine, mosaic)
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Size of tile
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Square footage of area
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Gas or electric stove
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Number of outlets / switches that need to be brought to first surface
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Grout brand, type and color
Kitchen Counters:
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Photograph each section of counter individually, including the island.
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Photograph a distance photo to see the kitchen in its entirety so we can see all the counters together.