Understand the work
We review proposals, plans and specifications for scope differences, omissions, exclusions and unclear responsibilities.
Services & Pricing
Independent construction proposal review for the questions that matter before approval: what is included, what could cost more, and what needs clarification.
PROJECT REVIEW PRICING
Use the project-value tiers below as your starting point. We confirm the final fee and review scope before work begins. For example, a $400,000 project falls in the $250K–$500K tier at $795.
Know what you're committing to.
See where your project may be exposed.
Research beyond the project package.
What we review
We compare the information you have, bring inconsistencies into view and turn unresolved details into practical questions.
We review proposals, plans and specifications for scope differences, omissions, exclusions and unclear responsibilities.
We compare the stated work, allowances, alternates and payment terms to identify potential added costs.
We review available contractor information and flag missing documents or questions for follow-up.
Contractor Research
Research is tailored to the contractors and checks agreed for your project. Coverage depends on the records and documentation available.
Check business records and licensing; flag missing details needing clarification.
Check coverage, dates, and limits; clarify questions directly with insurers.
Review contractor feedback and references; flag recurring concerns before approval.
How We Do It
We compare each proposal with the plans, specifications and other documents you provide, then identify differences in scope, allowances, exclusions and cost. We review available contractor information and turn unresolved details into written findings and practical questions to ask before approving the work.
We review drawings for completeness.
Know what is—and isn't—included.
Understand allowances and potential added costs.
Get practical questions to resolve.
Compare proposals against the same scope.
Review available contractor history and documentation.
What you receive
Your Project Review organizes proposal differences, cost uncertainties and documentation gaps into a practical readout for contractor follow-up and approval discussions.
See where proposals use different quantities, materials, exclusions or assumptions.
Identify what needs a contractor response, supporting document or professional review.
Use specific questions to seek clarification before signing or committing funds.
Your next step
Bring an independent perspective to the project you are preparing to approve.