On Jan 29, 1:57*am, "Info" wrote:
I'm the wheelchair-friendly bathroom remodel guy. *Here's the initial "scope
of work" document I received from Tub Cove. This company is the
only contender because the others were too expensive too much rot. *I don't
think they
wanted my business and Tub Cove *has specialized exclusively in this work
for at least
twenty years.

http://www.geocities.com/haroldshams...pe_of_Work.xls

I've been on project teams, coordinating work, but I have not been at the
front end "SOW" part before. What do you think ? *I need a more specific
document and will ask for it.

On other concern I have is the contract. *At a minimum, I need to make sure
he can restore the bathroom if a problem (I don't know how to put it)
*crops up that makes the original plan unworkable. *Suppose the wall
on the side of the tub gives way when he removes the tub? *That will be
his obligation to fix, but I need to make sure I can make that stick. *I
also
want a "not to exceed" amount in the contract.

Mr. Pawlowski says about hidden problems is true.
One cannot place a cost on work one cannot see.

Your best protection is to ask recent clients about their experience.
T