Write a renovation brief before getting quotes: the scope in decisions-made form, the quality expectations, and the exclusion of scope-creep ambiguity.
Write my renovation brief: {{project}} (the rooms/work, my must-haves vs nice-to-haves, budget band honestly, timeline drivers, the finishes I care about vs don't). Build: the scope as decisions-made (per area: what's being done, to what standard, with what materials where I care — 'builder's standard' explicitly where I don't; ambiguity is where budgets die), the must/nice split with the nice-to-haves priced as options (so cutting is a decision, not a fight), the quality references (the photo file, the spec level named — because 'nice bathroom' means different things at every price), the practical constraints stated (living-through-it? access, pets, work-from-home days), the exclusions and question list for quoters (who handles permits/certification, what's their variation process, the allowances trap — PC sums flagged as the quote-comparison distortion they are), and the apples-to-apples quote request format so three builders price the SAME job.
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