I've found the best way to find customers is just put your services out there, especially on apps like Nextdoor, Facebook, and other local marketplaces.

I am currently in Florida looking for properties and I could use some tips on doing proper research to be able to provide correct and accurate data to my customers.

Put in laminate, Kitchen Cabinets, Vanities, Concrete patio, Light Fixtures, Water fixtures What was the outcome?

Time estimates for materials extended as the year went on, should have ordered earlier for cabinets, countertops, etc.

Machine wash, custom wash fold, dry clean, soap sales, concessions, etc4.  

For example: Kitchen Remodel, bathrooms, sand floors, recessed lighting, etc cost = $120k (what percent of that should be materials such as cabinets, fixtures, recessed lighting, etc)

I’m trying to find one to build a custom hood around but all of them have buttons in weird spots.

That will cost also....And you may not need to be so "Architectural Digest" with everything to get the look you want...for the customer base you hope to attract...What does the competition offer might be a good place to start your designs off with.Good Luck!

And one nice thing about Yelp is the tradesperson (or their customer) typically posts photos of their work on the page which is nice to see. 

@Marcus Auerbach I agree I wasn’t expecting this price tag either I just had the first quote and this was from more of a residential service business -I’m sure with high marketing costs passed on to traditional homeowner customers.