Clear roles. Better renovation questions.

Yes. U.S. homeowners can use the request-service form to share renovation bids, scope, contract terms, payment schedules, and questions for Tallybeam’s independent owner-side review. The contractor remains responsible for construction.

A bid review can help surface missing scope, exclusions, allowances, assumptions, and open questions in the materials provided. Share the details through the request-service form. This is an independent owner-side review, not a promise of savings or a guaranteed project result.

No. Tallybeam is an independent owner-side advisor. It does not perform construction, process payments, or act as the construction manager; the contractor remains responsible for construction. Use the request-service form to describe the situation and ask whether the advisory scope fits.

Tallybeam can review available contractor bids, plans, or estimates for missing scope, exclusions, allowances, and open questions before you commit to a property. Share the bid and context through the request-service form. The review is advisory; it does not make Tallybeam the construction manager or guarantee savings or an outcome.

For a renovation already underway, Tallybeam’s documented oversight service is an owner-side check of the schedule, key milestones, change orders, and completed work before you release project payments. The contractor remains responsible for construction; Tallybeam does not execute or manage construction and does not process payments. Start with the request-service form.

Pre-purchase scoping helps an investor map likely renovation work, surface constraints and open questions, and decide what to investigate before making an offer. Describe the property and intended work in the request-service form. It is advisory and does not guarantee construction costs, timing, savings, or project results.

No. Tallybeam provides independent review and scoping, not guaranteed savings, guaranteed costs, guaranteed timelines, or guaranteed project outcomes. The contractor remains responsible for construction. Use the request-service form to share the property and the decision you are evaluating.