← Contractor Quote AuditorWhat To Ask Before Signing A Contractor Estimate
The last ten minutes before signing are the cheapest time to ask for clarity in writing.
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- Written scope with inclusions and exclusions
- License and insurance verification
- Named crew or subcontractors
- Milestone schedule and completion window
- Change-order process in writing
- Cleanup, protection, and daily site handling
Questions worth asking
- Can I get the full scope, inclusions, and exclusions in writing?
- Can you provide your license number and current insurance certificate?
- Who will actually be on site, employees or subcontractors?
- What is the start date and the completion window?
- How will change orders be documented and approved?
- How will you protect floors and clean up daily?
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