Compare the work, then the price
Enter the contractor’s answers below. Use “not stated” when an estimate is silent, then request clarification. A lower total is not directly comparable when permits, restoration or equipment differ.
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| What to compare | Quote 1 | Quote 2 | Quote 3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Contractor / contact | |||
| Written scope included | |||
| Permit responsibility / fees | |||
| Inspection / final approval | |||
| Materials / brands / models | |||
| Panel or equipment rating | |||
| Labor | |||
| Materials | |||
| Utility coordination / charges | |||
| Wall repair / restoration | |||
| Warranty / exclusions | |||
| Schedule / outage duration | |||
| Cleanup / disposal | |||
| Total price | |||
| Payment schedule | |||
| Allowances / exclusions | |||
| Change-order terms | |||
| Final documentation |
Before you choose
- Resolve each “not stated” item with the contractor.
- Check that equipment and capacity assumptions match.
- Confirm registration, permit and inspection responsibilities.
- Compare total scope, exclusions and payment terms.
- Keep the original proposals and written clarifications together.