A house-call tattoo appointment may suit you if you want to discuss a personal design and request a session at a suitable home location. House calls are considered by request and depend on approval, location, and workspace suitability.
What to consider before requesting a house call
- Your idea and placement Be ready to discuss your tattoo idea and preferred placement so the design conversation can focus on what matters to you.
- Location and workspace House calls depend on whether the location and workspace are suitable. A request is not an approved appointment.
- Preparation and care Ask about hygiene practices, products, appointment preparation, and aftercare guidance as you consider your options.
Common questions
How do I request a house-call tattoo appointment?
Contact the studio with your tattoo idea, preferred placement, and preferred appointment date. House-call requests are reviewed, and approval is required.
Will every house-call request be approved?
No. House calls depend on location and workspace suitability, and appointment requests require approval.
Is there a booking fee?
A non-refundable R50 booking fee is required for an approved appointment.
Can I book a studio appointment instead?
Yes. You can request a studio tattoo session as an alternative to a house call.
What should I ask about before my appointment?
You can ask about the design conversation, placement, preparation, hygiene practices, products, and tattoo aftercare.
A thoughtful appointment starts with a clear conversation about your idea and the practical details. If a house call may suit you, send a request for review; you can also request a studio appointment.
Request an appointment or contact the studio to discuss a house call.
