What should I provide a Lacey drywall contractor for an ADU drywall estimate?

What a Lacey drywall contractor needs from the plans

Start with the available plans and a room list that shows the wall and ceiling areas. Include any board or assembly specifications already selected for the project. These details help describe what is being installed and which surfaces need to be finished, without asking the drywall estimate to supply design decisions.

Identify whether the board installation is still needed or whether another crew has installed it. Taping and finishing installed board is a different scope from supplying and hanging the drywall. If the request includes both stages, say so for each area, then note the finish target and whether paint preparation or painting should be included.

A room schedule helps separate work that is ready from areas where board details or specifications are still changing. If dimensions are not on the plans, provide measurements or identify which quantities are provisional. Share selected board details as they appear in the documents, and note where a finish changes from room to room. This keeps the estimate tied to supplied information without asking the contractor to create design or assembly requirements. If later revisions change the surfaces, mark those areas so the requested quantities can be reviewed against the current plan set.

Explain site access and the current project stage

Access affects how the work area can be reached and how the project is organized. Share the route into the ADU, the rooms available for material, and any stairs or ceiling heights that affect movement through the space. These are practical details for scoping the installation, not a substitute for a site review when one is needed.

Describe which rooms are ready and what work remains before drywall can proceed. If another trade needs to finish first, include that sequence in the project notes. This gives Solis Interiors a clearer view of the handoff and helps the estimate refer to actual conditions instead of an assumed construction stage.

Make the requested finish clear

State whether the target is a textured finish, a smooth wall, or another finish already specified in the plans. Include the rooms and surfaces where each choice applies. A different finish or board specification may change the work described, so keeping those requirements tied to the affected areas makes the estimate easier to review.

In Lacey, send the plans or measurements, current site photos, access notes, and any specified assemblies. Ask the estimate to separate installation, taping and finishing, and selected paint work. Solis can then discuss the requested ADU drywall scope from the details supplied, while design choices and project requirements remain with the people responsible for those decisions.