Some parts of a design project are very predictable, while others evolve as decisions are made or construction begins. A hybrid structure keeps initial costs clear while allowing flexibility if additional support is needed later.

Once the initial design selections and presentation are complete, any additional services—such as revisions, contractor coordination, site visits, or changes—are billed hourly.

When possible, an estimated hour range will be shared. Because projects can change, estimates are not guarantees, but you will be informed if time begins to exceed expectations.

General business administration, invoicing, scheduling, and internal operations are not billed. Hourly billing applies only to active, project-specific design work.

Clear communication, timely decisions, and consolidated feedback help keep projects efficient and minimize additional hours.

Yes. Clients may pause or adjust services at any time. Any changes to scope will be discussed before additional work proceeds.

Yes. Hourly billing is a standard practice in the design industry for services involving ongoing involvement, coordination, and problem-solving.