Contractor estimate review
Is this bid complete enough to compare?
Check what the written estimate actually explains. The score is not a contractor rating - it shows how much clarification you may need before comparing totals or signing.
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- Scope and quantities
- Products and performance
- Allowances
- Exclusions and unknowns
- Schedule and access
- Payments
- Permits and inspections
- Change orders
- Warranty
- Final records and approvals
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Completeness does not prove quality or legitimacy.
A detailed proposal can still come from an unsuitable contractor, and a short proposal may be improved through clarification. Independently verify the contractor, references, insurance, licensing when applicable, official permit responsibilities, and any legal or safety questions appropriate to your project.