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Free homeowner tool

Compare the written scope and evidence—not only the total price.

Work through nine practical points before choosing a home-service contractor. The checklist works without an account, saves no answers to the site, and can be printed.

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Business and scope
Evidence to review
Cost and completion

How to use it

Turn three quotes into comparable project information

A lower total can hide exclusions, different materials, missing permit work, or unclear payment terms. Ask each business to answer the same core questions in writing.

Keep the scope specific

Compare the exact work, materials, exclusions, cleanup, schedule, and change-order process.

Check the right sources

Ask for the information that applies, then use appropriate official sources for your project and location.

Review terms side by side

Deposit, payment, financing, cancellation, warranty, permit, and final-document terms all affect the comparison.

Important disclaimer

This checklist is educational, not a contractor decision.

It does not verify a business, determine what credentials are required, replace a qualified inspection, or provide legal, financial, insurance, engineering, code, or safety advice.

For an immediate danger, leave the area and use 911, the utility, or the appropriate emergency authority. A directory form is not emergency response.

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Search by problem and location.

Use the checklist while reviewing the available profile facts and written project terms.

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