An honest look at how the review works, what the pricing ranges mean, and what they can and cannot tell you.
Every review starts from the quote you upload — the real line items, totals, terms, and wording. We do not review generic project descriptions; we review the specific document a contractor gave you.
Line items are grouped by trade (demolition, plumbing, electrical, finishes, fees) so the structure of the quote becomes visible: what is itemized, what is bundled, and what is priced as a lump sum.
Where the quote includes enough detail (scope, quantities, location), each line is compared against modeled regional cost ranges built from construction-cost datasets and regional labor-market context. Where detail is missing, we say so instead of guessing.
Many of the most expensive problems are not pricing problems — they are scope problems. We check for common omissions: permits, disposal, surface protection, waterproofing, exclusions, warranty terms, and payment schedules.
There is no single correct price for a renovation. Site conditions, material grades, access, and contractor overhead all move real costs. That is why findings are expressed as ranges and statuses ("within modeled range," "above modeled range," "needs clarification") rather than verdicts.
The output is decision support: contractor-friendly questions tied to specific line items in your document, so the follow-up conversation is grounded and productive.
Upload it to review the pricing assumptions, scope, and questions worth clarifying before you sign.
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