Share your project location, the work you’re considering, and what would make the biggest difference to you. A rough idea is enough to get the conversation started.
Plans, inspiration photos, and an idea of your priorities can help us understand the project. If you’re still working through the possibilities, tell us where you are today and the questions you want to talk about.
Use our project request form to tell us about your home and the work you’re considering. The team can review the information you share and use it to start a useful conversation about the work.
Include the project location, the areas involved, and a short description of what you want to create or improve. You can share the timing and budget you’re considering so we have context when discussing the next step.
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A few details help us get started.
Your name and the best way to reach you
Your property or project location
The type of project you’re considering
A short description of what you have in mind
Have photos or plans? Mention them in your request and we can discuss how to share them.
A closer look at our work
Your ideas. A useful conversation.
A photo can be a helpful starting point. Tell us which details you like and what you want to change or create at your own home.
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02 / What happens next
A useful first step. A clearer picture.
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We talk through your idea.
We review what you’ve shared, ask about your priorities, and discuss the property and project.
This is your opportunity to tell us how you want the space to work. We discuss the idea, ask useful questions, and make sure we understand what matters most to you.
02
We arrange a property visit.
Seeing the space helps us understand the existing conditions and the work you have in mind.
A visit gives the project context. We look at the property and discuss the proposed changes so we can define a scope that relates to the space itself.
03
We explain your estimate.
After the visit, we put together your estimate and proposal. We talk through the scope and answer your questions.
We explain what work is proposed and give you room to ask about the details. Scope, scheduling, and any decisions still ahead are discussed for your individual project.
03 / A local conversation
Start with where you are.
Shorehome serves Western Kentucky and nearby communities. Include your project location when you get in touch so we can confirm the next step for your property.
Our focus includes Paducah, Evansville, Owensboro, Bowling Green, Clarksville, Murray, Henderson, Madisonville, Fort Campbell, and Princeton.
Project scope and location are discussed individually. Call if you’d like to ask about your area.
We also discuss projects in Eddyville, Cadiz, Hopkinsville, Marion, and the surrounding communities. Your property location and proposed scope help us confirm the fit rather than assume every project is the same.
No. Tell us where you’re starting. A piece of land, a few ideas, or a room you want to change can be the beginning of a useful conversation.
Is the estimate free?
Yes. We start with a conversation and a property visit, then prepare an estimate and proposal for the work discussed.
Can I ask about a smaller project?
Absolutely. Along with custom homes, we work on remodeling, outdoor living, storm damage repairs, and other home improvements. Tell us what you have in mind.
Can you promise a completion date?
We discuss timing for your project, including scope, scheduling, and availability. We keep you updated as the work progresses and talk through changes with you.