Bowling Green, Kentucky · Residential concrete planning
Compare concrete estimates on the same scope
A lower total can reflect a different scope. Compare the work line by line before deciding.
Use one project description
Give each contractor the same dimensions, intended use, finish preferences and access information. Ask them to identify anything that still requires a site visit or design decision.
Separate the included work
Compare removal, disposal, excavation, base preparation, concrete, reinforcement when specified, joints, finish, curing protection and restoration. Mark each item included, excluded or unclear. Ask about allowances and how changes require your agreement.
Resolve open items before signing
Ask who handles permits, inspections and design. Confirm the payment schedule and any written warranty terms with the contractor. Keep a copy of the scope and avoid treating this general guide as an assessment of your property.
| Scope item | Quote A | Quote B |
|---|---|---|
| Demolition and disposal | Included / excluded / ask | Included / excluded / ask |
| Base and site preparation | Included / excluded / ask | Included / excluded / ask |
| Drainage approach | Included / excluded / ask | Included / excluded / ask |
| Finish and joints | Included / excluded / ask | Included / excluded / ask |
| Permits and design | Included / excluded / ask | Included / excluded / ask |
| Curing and restoration | Included / excluded / ask | Included / excluded / ask |
Useful planning resources
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Prepare the scope before the next conversation.
Call with your address and new-installation scope to ask about availability and a quote. Use the planner to prepare your questions.
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