Why a Contract Review Matters
A building contract sets the terms for your entire project — what's included, what's excluded, how variations are handled, and who carries the risk if something goes wrong. Once signed, it's difficult and costly to change. Before you commit, an independent review gives you a clear, professional read of what you're agreeing to — so there are no surprises once work begins.
What's Included
1 / Scope, Exclusions & Specifications
Review of what's included and excluded in the contract, and whether the specifications match what you expect to receive.
2 / Payment Terms & Variations
How and when payments are due, and how variations or change orders are handled if the scope shifts.
3 / Risk Allocation & Recommendations
Who carries the risk if costs or timelines change — plus a plain-language summary of any concerns before you sign.
How It Works
While each project is different, the approach is consistent — clear steps, no pressure, no unnecessary meetings.
1 / Review
I go through your contract, drawings, or existing documentation in detail.
2 / Clarify
Identify what's included and excluded, and flag anything unclear or high-risk.
3 / Document
Prepare a clear, plain-language summary of findings and recommendations.
4 / Support
Answer your questions so you can move forward and decide with confidence.