Know exactly what
your kitchen takes — before it costs you anything.
A $500 consultation with a project manager who has
10+ years in residential construction gets you
a clear scope, timeline, materials, and labor cost
range to bring to every contractor bid.
Know exactly what
your kitchen takes — before it costs you anything.
A $500 consultation with a project manager who has 10+ years in residential construction gets you a clear scope, timeline, materials, and labor cost range to bring to every contractor bid.
Kitchen
Bathroom
Basement
Addition
Deck
Roofing
Flooring
Exterior / Siding
Full Home Renovation
Other project
10+
Years as a construction
project manager
1:1
Direct consultation, not a call center
3-5
Business days to your finished report
Kitchen
Bathroom
Basement
Addition
Deck
Roofing
Flooring
Exterior / Siding
Full Home Renovation
Other project
10+
Years as a construction
project manager
1:1
Direct consultation, not a call center
3-5
Business days to your
finished report
See it before you book
Get an instant ballpark.
Pick a project type below. These ranges come from real project experience — your consultation narrows them to your exact home.
What are you planning?
Pick a project above to see a typical cost range and where the money usually goes.
What really changes between tiers is timeline, not just quality — Premium buys a bigger crew and a faster schedule; Budget costs less but takes longer to finish. Your report spells out that trade-off in weeks, not just dollars.
See it before you book
Get an instant ballpark.
Pick a project type below. These ranges come from real project experience — your
consultation narrows them to your exact home.
What are you planning?
Pick a project above to see a typical cost range and where the money usually goes.
What really changes between tiers is timeline, not just quality — Premium buys a bigger crew and a faster schedule; Budget costs less but takes longer to finish. Your report spells out that trade-off in weeks, not just dollars.
Not just a phone call
See exactly what you'll receive.
Every consultation ends with a written report like this one — yours to keep, whoever
you end up hiring.
Cover Summary
Prepared for
Homeowner — Sample Report
Project
Kitchen Renovation, full layout change
Property
Single-family home, 2 stories
Prepared by
ParaConstruction (PC)
This overview section frames the project before the report walks through scope, process, materials, and cost.
Scope & Timeline
Demolition & site protection
2 days
Rough electrical & plumbing
3–4 days
Inspections
1–2 days
Cabinetry & countertop install
3 days
Finishes & punch list
2–3 days
Sample sequence only — your report is built around your project's actual scope and site conditions.
Budget & Labor
Budget
$28,500
Standard
$41,000
Premium
$58,000
Includes materials, labor tiers, and an estimated permit fee range — illustrative figures for a sample kitchen project.
Not just a phone call
See exactly what you'll receive.
Every consultation ends with a written report like this one — yours to keep, whoever
you end up hiring.
Cover Summary
Prepared for
Homeowner — Sample Report
Project
Kitchen Renovation, full layout change
Property
Single-family home, 2 stories
Prepared by
ParaConstruction (PC)
This overview section frames the project before the report walks through scope, process, materials, and cost.
Scope & Timeline
Demolition & site protection
2 days
Rough electrical & plumbing
3–4 days
Inspections
1–2 days
Cabinetry & countertop install
3 days
Finishes & punch list
2–3 days
Sample sequence only — your report is built around your project's actual scope and site conditions.
Budget & Labor
Budget
$28,500
Standard
$41,000
Premium
$58,000
Includes materials, labor tiers, and an estimated permit fee range — illustrative figures for a sample kitchen project.
Not ready to book? Start here — free
Tell us your plan, get the process for free.
Describe your project in your own words and add a few photos or a video. We'll send
back the step-by-step construction process for it — no charge, no obligation.
What you'll get back
A construction sequence built around your project — the same order of operations we'd walk a client through, at no cost. The scope, materials, labor tiers, permits, and budget range stay part of the paid $500 report.
Before you sign anything
The expensive mistakes nobody warns you about.
The same four mistakes account for most of the budget blowups and disputes I see
between homeowners and contractors.
One estimate isn't enough
Get at least three bids against the exact same written scope — otherwise you're comparing three different projects, not three prices.
Permits aren't optional extras
Unpermitted work can hold up a sale, void insurance claims, and cost more to fix later than it would have to do right the first time.
What's behind the walls matters most
Old wiring, hidden moisture, and outdated plumbing are the single biggest source of "surprise" costs once demo starts.
The cheapest bid is rarely the full picture
Missing line items don't disappear — they come back later as change orders, usually at a worse price than if they'd been scoped up front.
What actually happens on site
How your project really moves.
Every project — big or small — follows roughly the same sequence. Your report maps
this exactly to your job.
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Planning & design
Scope, drawings, and material selections get locked in
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Permitting
Applications filed and approved with your municipality.
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Demo & prep
Site protection, removal, and any structural prep work.
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Rough-in
Framing, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC behind the walls.
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Inspections
Municipal sign-off before walls
close up.
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Finishes & walkthrough
Final touches, punch list, and handoff.
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Planning & design
Scope, drawings, and material selections get locked in
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Permitting
Applications filed and approved with your municipality.
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Demo & prep
Site protection, removal, and any structural prep work.
-----------------------
Rough-in
Framing, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC behind the walls.
-----------------------
Inspections
Municipal sign-off before walls
close up.
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Finishes & walkthrough
Final touches, punch list, and handoff.
Who you'll actually talk to
A project manager in your corner. Not a construction company.
I'm not a general contractor bidding for your job, and I'm not a call center — I'm an
independent Certified Project Manager with 10+ years running residential
construction projects from the inside. My only role here is to be your guide: helping
you understand the real process, avoid the costs that catch homeowners off guard,
and walk into contractor conversations with clear, transparent information instead of
guesswork. No sales reps, no outsourced queue — you talk directly with the person
who writes your report.
Certified Project Manager (CPM)
Independent & Unbiased
Kitchens & Baths
Additions & Structural
Permit Navigation
Full Renovations
Common questions
Before you book, you should know.
Before you book, you should know.
How is this different from a free contractor estimate?
A free estimate is usually written by someone hoping to win your job, and it rarely spells out full scope. This consultation is independent of any contractor — it's a detailed, written report that's yours to keep no matter who you hire.
Do you do the actual construction work?
No. ParaConstruction is a consultation and planning service. You walk away with a clear roadmap and report that you bring to any licensed contractor for bids.
What if my project doesn't fit one of the listed categories?
Choose "Other project" in the questionnaire and describe what you're planning — every report is tailored to your answers, not a generic template.
Is the $500 tied to hiring a specific contractor?
No. The fee covers your consultation and full project report only. What you do with that report — including who you hire — is entirely up to you.
How soon can I get scheduled?
Online consultations are typically scheduled within about a week of booking. In-person visits depend on your location and current scheduling.
What $500 buys you
A personalized Construction Project Report.
Prepared after your consultation, delivered as a document you keep and bring to
every bid meeting.
Consultation fee
$500
/one-time
Walk into contractor
bids with confidence.
DELIVERED 3–5 BUSINESS DAYS AFTER CONSULTATION
Scope of work
Materials & cost ranges
Permit & fee guidance
Materials & cost ranges
Step-by-step process
Three labor cost tiers
Hidden costs & risks
Contractor questions to ask
Consultation fee
$500
/one-time
Walk into contractor
bids with confidence.
DELIVERED 3–5 BUSINESS DAYS AFTER CONSULTATION
Scope of work
Materials & cost ranges
Permit & fee guidance
Materials & cost ranges
Step-by-step process
Three labor cost tiers
Hidden costs & risks
Contractor questions to ask
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