Ternwright Renovations · Southwest Florida

Project preparation worksheet.

Use this worksheet to gather the details you already have about the property and the project you are considering. Bring it to the first conversation or keep it as a simple place to organize your notes.

Organization aid only. This worksheet does not determine jurisdictional requirements, project costs, approval outcomes or a project schedule. It remains useful when some answers are still open.

01

Start with the home.

Share the location as specifically as you are comfortable sharing it.

02

Describe what you want to change.

Start with the outcome you hope the home will support.

03

Put the idea into focus.

List the spaces, work areas and known details that belong in the conversation.

What best describes the project so far?
04

Name the window you have in mind.

Include the dates or seasons that would be helpful context, without needing a fixed plan.

05

Gather only what helps.

Photos are optional. If you have them, these views can help you remember what to discuss. No photos yet? Continue with your written notes.

Photos or reference images to gather

Bring your notes to the project inquiry.

The existing inquiry form gathers the property location, project type, scope, timing and contact details for owner review. You can submit it even if some worksheet sections are still blank.

Open project inquiry

Ternwright Renovations · Project preparation worksheet · Keep your own copy of these notes