Written scope and assumptions
Included work, exclusions, assumptions, allowances, and sequence are written down and reviewed with you before approval.

Good projects depend on clear records. This is how we plan to document scope, decisions, and progress. The samples below are examples of the kind of document we use, not real projects.
Included work, exclusions, assumptions, allowances, and sequence are written down and reviewed with you before approval.
Selections are presented, discussed, and recorded, so the approved choice is clear to you and to the trades.
You receive regular updates through an agreed channel: work completed, what is next, and any decisions needed from you.
If a site condition or request affects scope, cost, or timing, we describe it and price it for your approval before the related additional work proceeds.
Planned inspection points check the work against the agreed requirements as it progresses, especially for waterproofing, concealed services, and finishes.
We walk the finished work with you, record snags, coordinate their closeout, and provide relevant handover information and a follow-up contact.
Fictional examples to show the format. Square brackets mark information that would be filled in for a real project.
Example document - not a real project or client.
Example bathroom remodel
Example floor finish
Example scope change
Example handover walkthrough
Share the property type, location, and the work you are considering. We will help you identify the right next step.