1. Show the whole area
Start with an overview of the shower, bath, kitchen or outdoor surface. This reveals the joint line, nearby elements and access. Photograph each room separately when several areas are affected.
2. Add the connection and defect
Take a medium-distance view, then a close-up. Show both adjoining materials and any separation or crack. Reflections and very dark pictures make detail harder to see.
3. Note length and material
Approximate length or area helps explain the scope. Name the substrate if known and describe previous work. Clearly mark unknown information instead of turning a guess into a fact.
4. Organise the images
Name areas in the message, such as shower, bath edge and kitchen connection. Include the address, contact and preferred period. Photos do not replace further checks, but make them more focused.
Your project in Bern
For a property in Bern or the surrounding area, please include the exact address. In occupied homes, access and bathroom use need to be agreed. For rented properties, a management contact helps clarify responsibility and approval.