Construction Proposal
Review

Confidence Before you Commit

PickFacts provides independent construction proposal review for condo associations, property managers and homeowners. Be confident by understanding the differences in scope, allowances and exclusions, and research the contractors you are considering before approving a project or signing a contract.

PICKFACTS PROJECT REVIEW™
123 Maple Avenue
Westport, CT 06880
Proposal ScopeNeeds Clarity
Allowances3 to clarify
Exclusions2 flagged
ScheduleReview
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What We Do

Understand the proposal.
Know the questions to ask.

Independent construction proposal review and contractor research for associations, property managers and homeowners.

Plan Review

We review drawings for completeness.

Scope & Exclusions

Know what is—and isn't—included.

Cost Exposure

Understand allowances and potential added costs.

Know Before You Commit

Get practical questions to resolve.

Cost Comparison

Compare proposals against the same scope.

Contractor Research

Review available contractor history and documentation.

How We Do It

A clearer decision in three steps.

We turn the project information you have into written findings you can use.

Share your proposals.

Send proposals and documents; confirm review scope, fee, and timing.

Receive written findings.

Compare proposals; flag exclusions, allowances, costs, and questions to resolve.

Get answers before signing.

Use findings to guide contractor questions and association approval decisions.

What It Looks Like

Three prices. Three different scopes.

A lower total can hide a smaller scope. Our review makes those differences visible.

Charter Meadow Commons · Illustrative training case
ProposalSubmitted priceWhat needs attention
Northline$279,040All ten buildings priced; finish and documentation questions remain.
Cedarstone$187,110Repair scope covers eight buildings; concrete is an alternate.
Dale$173,500Earlier scope and different repair methods; costs remain open.

Illustrative training case, not an actual property review. Submitted prices use different scope bases and are not normalized.

Independent information to support your decision. Reviews reflect available documents and sources; findings identify questions to resolve before commitment.