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1 day ago6 min read
Updated: 1 day ago
Sometimes, to obtain the appropriate information to price and advise on some types of work, we need to inspect the locations in person, or at least, perform a walk-through of the property.
In these cases, we must send one of our specialists to check all of the details in person, talk to you, take pictures and measurements to prepare a detailed work agreement for you.
We prepared a video diving into all the details of how it works.
Enjoy!
Here you can download a sample of how our Complete Assessment looks like. Feel free to ask us anything after you access it.
A phone call is enough for a great many questions. It is not enough when the answer depends on something nobody can see from the street.
The honest list of when a site visit is required:
Anything structural, where what is behind the finish decides the scope
Anything where water has already caused damage, because the visible damage is rarely the extent of it
Foundations, retaining and grading, where the soil is the project
A property under an existing order from a building department
Multi-trade work where the sequence and the interfaces are most of the cost
Anything where somebody else has already given you a number and you want to know what it leaves out
On those, a number given over the phone is a number that will change. We would rather charge for the time it takes to get it right than quote something that moves later.
Walks the property and looks at the conditions that actually govern the work
Measures, rather than estimating from a photograph
Photographs the conditions, so the record exists and you keep a copy
Identifies which jurisdiction, which permits and which approvals apply
Identifies what is likely to be found once something is opened, and says so in advance
Produces a detailed written work agreement rather than a one-line figure
The point of the document is that it is specific enough to compare against anybody else's. A quote you cannot compare is not a quote, it is a number.
The assessment is yours. The measurements, the photographs, the conditions found and the scope described belong to you whether or not the work goes ahead with us.
That matters more than it sounds. Owners who have had a property assessed properly once are in a far better position the next time something comes up, and in a much better position in a sale.
Most people should start with the free call rather than here. Fifteen minutes on the phone usually settles whether a site visit is necessary at all, and if it is not, you have saved the step: our 15-minute free consultation.
Call (323) 651-0635 to book the free 15-minute consultation first. If your project needs the paid assessment, we will say so on that call rather than after it.
The Ultimate Pro, Inc. CA License 831700, Class B General Building. Serving Los Angeles, Riverside, Orange and San Bernardino counties since 1996.






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