Look for a remodeler with a fixed price, a detailed written proposal, clear daily updates, and the names of everyone who will work in your home. Check past work and reviews first, then ask the questions here before you sign.
A fixed price is one number for the scope and finish level written in the proposal. It mainly moves when the homeowner changes the scope, picks a different tier, or chooses something above or below an allowance. It is often higher than a quick quote.
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Let's talk about the project you've been thinking about. You will come away from our first conversation with a clear feel for who we are, how we work, and whether we are the right team for the remodel before anyone steps inside your home.
