For general contracting crews of 1–25

Every change on the job, photographed and approved before you build it.

Remodels die on undocumented changes. Photos, scope, hours and an approval link keep the record straight from demo to punch list.

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Hollis Ave — leak call

On site · today 8:42 AM

Shutoff valve
Ceiling stain
Riser
Meter
Access panel
Wall
6 photos · time + location stamped
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Three ways general contracting quotes lose money quietly

Verbal change orders

It was agreed in the hallway on a Tuesday. Six weeks later nobody remembers it that way. A link with a name and a timestamp does.

Existing conditions nobody recorded

The cracked slab, the out-of-plumb wall, the failed sill. Photograph it before you touch it and it stops being your problem.

Overhead spread across nothing

Estimating hours, site visits, supplier calls. If those aren't in your rates, they're coming out of your margin on every job you run.

A general contracting quote, priced honestly

Bathroom remodel — change order 3. Your customer sees the scope, the hours and the photos. The costs underneath are yours alone.

Site visits, coordination and quoting time — $268.90 — counted before the price, never shown to the customer.

The condition you uncovered, the repair in progress, and the finished assembly — approved in writing before the work started.

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General contracting

Bathroom remodel — change order 3

  • Replace failed subfloor at toilet flange · 6 hrs$690.00
  • Re-frame wet wall, sister two joists · 5 hrs$575.00
  • Lumber, subfloor, fasteners, membrane · materials$486.00
  • Schedule adjustment and inspection · 1.5 hrs$172.50
Total$2,192.40
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No account. No app. Opens on any phone.

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Bell Plumbing & Drain

Hose bib replacement · complete

Before

Before · Aug 14

After

After · Aug 14

  • Scope matched what was approved
  • New bib pressure tested
  • Drywall patched and painted
Verified by the customer · Aug 14, 4:12 PM

Proof beats a callback argument

  • Before and after photos with the time and place they were taken
  • The scope they approved, word for word, beside the work you did
  • Their own sign-off on the finished job, on the record
  • Every job exportable for your books, mileage log included
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