Online consultation

Describe one concrete problem, attach what you have, and get a written answer that states its reasoning — plus what you do not need to change.

What to prepare

The concrete problem, in one sentence. "The main bedroom door faces the bathroom door and we sleep badly" is useful. "Things feel off" is not.
A floor plan or clear photos, with the entry door orientation marked.
For chart-based questions: accurate birth date, time, and place.
Your constraints — renting, cannot drill, limited budget. A plan you cannot execute is worthless.

We confirm whether the information is sufficient.
You receive an initial read: what the problem is, whether it is worth changing, and roughly where to start.
If you continue, you receive the full plan with priorities and expected cost.

Be specific. The value of a consultation scales with how precisely you describe the problem.

Know what you can change. If the plan requires structural work and you rent, it will not land.

Ask for the reasoning. A service that explains why it recommends something is worth more than one that only gives conclusions.

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