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Remodelers

Transform the home. Not the plan into chaos.

Remodeling is full of surprises. Keep scope, trades, change orders and homeowners connected while the home is under construction.

One record, from the first walkthrough to the final payment.

  1. 01

    Define scope

  2. 02

    Price the work

  3. 03

    Plan trades

  4. 04

    Record changes

  5. 05

    Track costs

  6. 06

    Walk through

Built for renovation work

Clear scope. Coordinated trades. Documented decisions.

Detailed scope management

Define demolition, fixtures, finishes and labor room by room. Give clients and crews a clear record of what is included, with documented changes when the scope grows.

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Trade coordination

Schedule electricians, plumbers, drywallers and painters in the right sequence. Link dependent phases so a date change carries through the work that follows.

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Before & after documentation

Record existing conditions and project progress, then present the finished transformation with before-and-after photos that support your portfolio.

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Change order management

Price changes, get homeowner approval and keep the revised scope and billing connected to the job’s financial record.

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Protect the margin

Remodeling is the trade of surprises.

Open a wall and you may find rot, outdated wiring or plumbing that was never to code. You are pricing work you cannot fully see, often while the homeowner is still living on site.

BidBuild connects the visible scope, documented changes and job costs so you can review contingency while the work is underway. Keep receipts, supplier bills and approvals on the job as you go, turning the final meeting into a review of the record rather than a negotiation from memory.

Hidden conditions

Keep unexpected material and labor costs against the job so you can see how much contingency remains.

Verbal change orders

A shower niche or a different vanity needs written scope, pricing and approval—not a hallway conversation.

Room-by-room confusion

Separate kitchen, bath and flooring scope so homeowners and crews know what is included in each area.

Homeowners living on site

Share progress and documents in the portal instead of pulling the lead carpenter into constant status texts.

Three workflows for a clearer renovation.

Workflow 01

Catalog bidding

Build the scope room by room.

Price demolition, framing, fixtures, finishes and labor from your catalog. Organize the proposal by room or area so the homeowner sees exactly what is included and your crews work from the same scope.

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Workflow 02

Live contingency

A surprise behind the wall. A buffer you can see.

Contingency begins with product items, flows into the proposal and carries into the job. When demolition uncovers a problem, record the extra material and labor against the project. Review the remaining buffer and financial impact before deciding whether to absorb the cost or price a change order.

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Workflow 03

Client portal + purchase orders & bills

Document changes. Match the costs.

Share change details through the client portal so approvals are written, not remembered. Tie purchase orders and bills for the work to the same job. Connect job financial records with QuickBooks instead of re-entering them for accounting; check Pricing for plan availability.

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Every room. Every phase. The same project record.

  • Keep scope clear and changes documented
  • Coordinate multiple trades in sequence
  • Present before-and-after transformations
  • Keep homeowners informed during renovation
  • Review profitability by room or project phase
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One approved answer for every material.

After a proposal becomes a job, upload material details and photos in Selections for homeowner approval. Keep the approved fixtures, flooring and finishes as the shared source of truth for your team.

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A record of what happened on site.

Keep photos, entered bills and client conversations in Job Logs so the project history stays with the work.

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Your remodeling team, backed by BidBuild IQ.

BidBuild’s proprietary AI specialists help draft estimates, prepare purchasing, organize schedules and follow up on leads. They operate inside BidBuild and through Slack. You review and approve before anything goes out.

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Remodeling questions, answered.

How does BidBuild help with change orders?

Record changes on the job, price the added scope and share the details with the homeowner through the client portal. Both sides have a written record before the work proceeds.

Can I organize a proposal by room?

Yes. Group catalog-based proposal items by room or area so multi-room renovations are easier for homeowners to review and crews to follow.

What is live contingency?

Contingency is attached to product items, included in the proposal and carried into the job. Keep purchase orders and bills against the project budget to see how overruns affect the remaining buffer rather than waiting until closeout.

Does BidBuild connect to QuickBooks?

BidBuild connects with QuickBooks so job financial records can sync without double entry. Visit Pricing to check which plans include the integration.

Will homeowners need to learn new software?

The client portal gives homeowners a simple place to view the documents and project updates you share, and review or approve what needs their attention.

The renovation will change. Keep the record clear.

Bring scope, costs, approvals and homeowner updates together in BidBuild.

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