BEGIN YOUR PROJECT INQUIRY

Tell me about your project.

Each inquiry is reviewed personally. The details below help me understand your property, goals, project readiness, and whether Hetrick Design may be the right fit.

Before Submitting an Inquiry

Thank you for considering Hetrick Design. Please provide as much relevant information as possible, including the project location, general scope, timeline, budget expectations, and where you are in the planning process.

Projects are accepted selectively based on scope, location, timing, project readiness, and overall fit. After reviewing your inquiry, I’ll follow up with the appropriate next step. For residential design projects, this may include a client guide, a brief discovery call, or a few additional questions.

Builders and Design Professionals

Select professional design support, drafting, and documentation services may also be available. These services remain secondary to the studio’s custom residential design work.

Contact Information

About You

This helps me understand the type of inquiry and the most relevant next steps.

Project Details

Select the option that best describes where you are in the process.

Your Project Team

Your Vision

Describe the property, spaces you need, building character you are drawn to, and what you hope the finished design will accomplish.
What happens next: Each inquiry is reviewed personally. If Design Discovery is the appropriate next step, I will send you a personalized questionnaire link that carries forward the basic information above so you do not need to enter it again.

While You Wait

After submitting your inquiry, there’s nothing else you need to send unless I request it. If you’d like to prepare in the meantime, it can be helpful to begin gathering:

  • a survey, plat, or other property information
  • sketches, drawings, floor plan ideas, or marked-up plans you may already have
  • inspiration images or examples you’re drawn to
  • notes about must-have spaces, priorities, or concerns
  • any HOA, zoning, or site information you already have
  • builder, contractor, or consultant information if someone is already involved
  • questions you want to make sure we discuss

These items are entirely optional at this stage. You do not need to have everything figured out. Sketches and preliminary ideas can be especially useful for communicating what you have in mind, but they do not lock the project into a particular layout or design direction. They simply help make a future conversation or design discussion more productive if the project moves forward.

Dustin Hetrick, CPBD
Principal | Hetrick Design