"The contract review found that the contractor's warranty was only 30 days. That's practically nothing. TaDow helped me negotiate a full one-year warranty."
CONTRACT REVIEW
Don't Sign Until We've Reviewed It
Contractor contracts are written to protect contractors, not you. TaDow reviews every clause, identifies risks, and ensures your interests are protected before you sign.
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THE PROBLEM
Most Contractor Contracts Favor the Contractor
Standard contractor agreements are drafted by contractors or their attorneys. They're designed to limit the contractor's liability, maximize their flexibility, and minimize your leverage if something goes wrong.
Without legal or construction expertise, homeowners sign contracts with gaps, vague language, and missing protections that cost them dearly when disputes arise.
Key Risks
- Missing or vague scope-of-work descriptions lead to change order disputes
- Unfair payment schedules can leave you paying for incomplete work
- Missing warranty clauses leave you with no recourse for defective work
- One-sided termination clauses make it nearly impossible to fire a bad contractor
WHY HOMEOWNERS FAIL
Why Reading the Contract Yourself Isn't Enough
68%
of homeowners sign contracts without full understanding
83%
of contractor disputes stem from contract issues
$12K
average cost of contract-related project disputes
90%
of contracts lack adequate homeowner protections
BENEFITS
What You Get with Professional Contract Review
Clause-by-Clause Analysis
We review every clause in your contractor agreement, explaining what each means and how it affects you.
Risk Identification
We flag clauses that expose you to financial risk, liability, or unfavorable terms that should be negotiated.
Missing Protections
We identify critical protections that are missing, warranty terms, dispute resolution, change order procedures, and more.
Negotiation Guidance
We provide specific language changes and additions to strengthen your position before you sign.
Payment Schedule Review
We evaluate the payment schedule to ensure it aligns with project milestones and protects your investment.
Written Assessment
You receive a detailed written report with our findings, recommended changes, and risk assessment.
OUR PROCESS
How Contract Review Works
01 1
Submit Your Contract
Send us the contractor's agreement, along with any related documents like estimates or scope-of-work descriptions.
02 2
We Analyze Everything
Our experts review every clause, compare terms against industry standards, and identify risks and missing protections.
03 3
Get Your Report
Receive a detailed assessment with specific recommendations for changes, additions, and negotiations.
PRICING
Contract Review Pricing
Transparent pricing with no hidden fees. Choose the level of support that fits your project.
Standard Review
$250
- Full contract review
- Risk identification
- Missing protections checklist
- Written summary report
Review + Negotiation Support
$400
- Everything in Standard
- Recommended language changes
- Negotiation talking points
- Phone consultation to discuss findings
- Follow-up review of revised contract
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TESTIMONIALS
What Our Clients Say
"I almost signed a contract with a payment schedule that required 50% upfront. TaDow showed me how to restructure it to protect my money."
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a contract review take?
Standard reviews are completed within 2-3 business days. If you need the review + negotiation support, allow 5-7 business days for the full process.
Can you review contracts for any type of project?
Yes. We review contracts for renovations, additions, decks, patios, hardscaping, flooring, roofing, and any other residential construction project.
What if the contractor won't accept changes?
We'll help you understand which terms are non-negotiable red flags versus industry-standard language. If a contractor refuses reasonable protections, that's a warning sign worth heeding.
Do I need a lawyer for contract review?
Our review covers construction-specific terms, industry standards, and practical risk assessment. For complex legal disputes, we may recommend consulting an attorney, but most homeowners find our review sufficient for making informed decisions.
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Schedule a consultation today and get expert guidance for your project.