What you send us
The written quote (or verbal price written down), a description of the issue in your own words, any photographs you have of the problem, and the contractor's name if you're comfortable sharing it. The more we have, the more useful the review — but we can work with a minimal pack too.
Got a Quote or Issue?
We'll take a proper look before you commit. Many quotes include unnecessary work or inflated costs.
No obligation. We'll review and highlight anything you should be aware of.
Most members recover the cost of the plan on their first issue.
What we look at
Scope: is what's being proposed actually necessary, and is it complete or are things missing? Cost: is the price within the reasonable range for the work and the region? Insurance relevance: is anything in the issue potentially covered, and what would need to happen before claiming? Contractor: is the proposal in writing, with materials specified, warranty terms clear, and a fair payment structure? Urgency: is the timeline being driven by the genuine condition of the home, or by the contractor's schedule?
What you get back
A written review covering each of the above. Where appropriate, suggested follow-up questions to send the contractor. Where the situation needs it, a recommendation to commission an independent inspection before any work starts. Where the issue might be insurable, a note on the procedural steps to take.
Why this works
Park home contractors operate in a niche where most customers can't easily benchmark prices or judge scope. Independent quote review provides that benchmark. Reputable contractors don't mind a quote being reviewed — it's the ones who do mind that you most want to check.