Got a number from another contractor and something feels off? Send it over. We read it the way we'd read our own — line by line — and tell you what's missing, what's vague, and whether the price matches the scope.
If it's a fair quote, we'll say so and you should take it. We're not trying to win the job by undercutting someone.
The work that has to happen but isn't written anywhere — disposal, temporary walls, patching where the old wall met the ceiling.
Low allowances make a quote look cheap today and expensive in month three. We flag the ones that won't buy what you picked.
What the fine print quietly leaves to you, and what that will cost when it lands on your plate mid-job.
Whether the job needs a permit or a stamped drawing, and whether anyone has priced it.
Not "is it cheap" — is it the right number for the work described. Too low is a bigger warning than too high.
Draw schedules that front-load the money, and timelines nobody could hold in this valley.
A PDF, a photo of a paper quote, or an email forward. Whatever you've got.
An hour at the desk, sometimes a call to ask what you actually asked for.
What's missing, what to ask them, and what we'd expect the number to be. Yours to use however you like.
Your quote stays between us. We don't contact the other contractor, and we don't need the job to be worth your time.
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