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A sample bathroom quote and the kind of review OkToSign gives it. This is an illustration — your review is based on your own quote.
Highlighted lines are the ones the review refers to.
Waste removal isn’t mentioned.
The old tub and fittings come out, but nothing in the quote says who removes and disposes of them. That is often charged separately.
Not found anywhere in the quote. Related line: Replace the existing bathtub with a walk-in shower.
Ask the contractorDoes your price include removing and disposing of the renovation waste?
Half the price is due before work starts.
Once most of the money is paid, you have less leverage if the job is delayed or something goes wrong.
In the quote: 50% deposit before work starts.
Ask the contractorCan we pay a smaller deposit and the rest at agreed stages of the work?
Extras have no price.
Small changes during the job can turn into charges you never agreed to.
In the quote: Extras will be discussed if needed.
Ask the contractorWill every extra be priced and approved by me in writing before the work is done?
Settle these in writing before you sign.
Missing scope, payment traps, unclear extras, vague timelines — the things that actually cost money later.
Questions you can send to the contractor right away by WhatsApp or email, without an awkward confrontation.
Not generic AI advice. Guided by a library of real contractor problems — what actually goes wrong, and why.
Text quote, PDF file, or WhatsApp conversation. Messy is fine.
The things that can cost money, ranked by impact and checked against real cases.
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Know exactly what needs to be in writing before you commit.
“The most expensive part of a contractor quote is often what’s missing from it.”