Use findings, scope, and responsibility to compare proposals on more than the final number.
Each recommended repair should have a reason. Ask for labeled photographs or report references, the proposed materials, and an explanation of why the scope is appropriate.
Verify the legal business, relevant licensing where required, insurance, and any subcontracting. Ask who obtains permits, arranges inspections, handles cleanup, and supplies final documentation.
Use findings, scope, and responsibility to compare proposals on more than the final number.
Updated September 10, 2026
Look for exclusions, payment milestones, change-order approval, warranties in writing, and cancellation terms. Resolve unclear items before signing; use qualified local advice for contract questions.
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