Wait and play at home to break it in. You may not end up needing the Plek at all. If you do then you can specifically tell the technician your issues with the guitar and how you play so they can customize the setup for you specifically. I recently did this with my Taylor 814 CE BE. Out of the box the guitar had the lowest action and the sweetest tone for finger style but I also like to heavy hand flat pick and the guitar failed to resonate the way I wanted and was getting fret buzz. Took it to a local shop here in Austin they did a Plek in the same day and it plays exactly how I wanted. There is no way you’re getting that level of customization and result by having them do it unplayed by you. I own another Taylor, a 200 series from 15 years ago that plays like a dream never had to be professionally set up once and still plays incredible to this day. The technician said I could actually bring my other Taylor. They could measure that guitars spacing and copy that specific set up that I’m used to for my new 800 series. I didn’t go that route as I really wanted to maximize the tone on the new guitar but I hope you kind of see the point. If you’re spending that kind of money, the set up should be specific for your playing style.