No discovery-call runaround and no ballpark that changes once we are on site. Here is exactly how a job goes from first message to final walk.
A number arrives fast, the crew arrives late, and the scope quietly grows once the scaffold is up. By then you are committed and the schedule is somebody else’s problem.
The same sequence whether it is a set of front steps or an eighty-thousand-brick elevation.
Drawings, a scope sheet, or a few photos on your phone. Whatever you have is enough to start.
John reviews the plans and we walk the site. On commercial work that means measuring the elevation, not eyeballing it.
A written scope and a real number — what is included, what is not, and the date we can start.
Tony runs the crew on site. You get told when something changes, before it costs you a day.
We walk the finished work with you. Anything not right gets put right before we pull off.
Send them over. You’ll get a written scope, a number, and a date — not a ballpark.
