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Home renovations and construction

What establishes the terms of your construction project?

The agreed scope and written project agreement establish the terms of construction work with Cruzz Construction. Website service descriptions and planning guides help prepare an enquiry; they do not establish a fixed price or start date for a particular property. Review the actual offer, inclusions, exclusions and payment arrangements before authorizing the work.

Is a website description a construction quote?

No. A service page describes the work that can be discussed. The property condition, drawings and selections affect the project scope. Use the brief checklist to prepare an enquiry, then review the offer for your actual project.

Where are payment and change procedures agreed?

They belong in the project documents supplied for the work. Review the agreed payment arrangement and how revisions are accepted. The public change-record guide explains useful information to keep, without replacing the procedures in that agreement.

What should be checked before authorizing work?

Check the scope, current drawings, product responsibilities, exclusions and dependencies affecting the intended schedule. Use the quote comparison checklist to identify open questions. Establish the relevant approval responsibilities as part of the discussion.

How do you ask about a particular offer?

Contact Cruzz through the published phone or email and identify the project and document you are reviewing. A specific question about the written scope is easier to answer than a general request for a price based only on the website.

Planning checklist: What establishes the terms of your construction project
DecisionInformation to reviewPurpose
Website pageService and planning information.Prepare the enquiry.
Project offerThe described work and price discussion.Review inclusions and open items.
Written agreementAccepted scope and project terms.Establish the commissioned work.
Accepted changeA documented revision.Keep instructions current.
Discuss a project