DiMarzio General Contracting

Questions for your new website

Your answers fill in the parts of the new dimarziogc.com we couldn't confirm from the old site. Skip anything you'd rather not share. Nothing goes on the site until you've confirmed it.

Your business

These answers fill in the About page.

Do you have a photo of the owner, or of the crew at work, that we can use?
The site says "Fully insured." Is that worded the way you want?
What location should the site show?

Your services

For now the site only says "home remodeling" and "custom builds."

Which kinds of work do you want to be known for? Pick all that apply.
Do you have a photo of a custom build we can use?
Your slogan is "Dream it. Build it. Love it." In a sentence each, what does each part mean for a customer?
Your Facebook page says "From home remodeling to custom builds, no project is too big or too small for our talented craftsmen." Can we use that line on the website?

Your photos

These nine photos from you are on the draft site. For each one, confirm you're OK showing it (the homeowner too), and tell us where it was and what you did.

  • A new rear addition wrapped in house wrap, with a framed window and a ladder against the wall

    Rear addition: framing and house wrap

    OK to show?
  • The rear addition from behind the house, wrapped and topped with a new plywood roof deck

    Rear addition: roof deck

    OK to show?
  • The rear addition from the side, with a new entry door and ladders against the house

    Rear addition: side entry door

    OK to show?
  • The rear addition with its new shingle roof on, still in house wrap

    Rear addition: new shingle roof

    OK to show?
  • Scaffolding against the back of the house while new dark siding goes on the addition

    Rear addition: siding going on

    OK to show?
  • An upstairs room with new drywall hung and taped, ready for finishing

    Upstairs room: new drywall

    OK to show?
  • New drywall around a pair of dormer windows, with spare sheets on the floor

    Upstairs room: dormer windows

    OK to show?
  • A dining room with coral walls and a wood table, looking through to the living room

    Dining room with coral walls

    OK to show?
  • A living room with dark green walls, a gray sofa, and a brown leather armchair

    Living room with dark green walls

    OK to show?
Are the five rear addition photos all from the same project?
We left out the evening photo of a house with landscaped steps. Is it an unedited photo of your own work? If we use it, we'll blur the house number.
Do you have any before-and-after pairs taken from the same spot?

Your brand

Accounts and the switch-over

Do you still use your X (Twitter) account?
Estimate requests from the website will be emailed to info@dimarziogc.com. Is that the right inbox?

Anything else?