You do not need a complete specification to begin a stonework enquiry. A short description of the space and the result you want gives SGMS a starting point. If you have drawings, measurements or photos, include them; if not, say what you know and what you still need help deciding.
Start with where the stone will be used.
Is it a kitchen worktop, bathroom vanity, staircase, entrance or another application? Tell us whether the work is for a home, business or memorial project. A photograph of the existing space can make the layout clearer than a long message.
Add the project location.
Approximate measurements help with an initial discussion; they should not be treated as final site measurements. If an architect or contractor has supplied drawings, share the relevant pages.
Tell us what you like.
If you have a preference for granite, marble or quartz, mention it. You can also share an image of a colour, pattern or finish you like. A reference image helps explain a look, but the exact material and availability should be checked for your project.
Include timing and a contact route.
Tell us when you hope to start or finish and how you prefer to be contacted. SGMS can then discuss the next information needed for a useful quotation.
