You priced the job. Make sure you're signing the same job.
Before we read the contract, let's understand the job you priced — your trade, your bid, your exclusions. Then Redline shows you where the paper doesn't match.
What trade are you?
You priced
Floor preparation — EXCLUDED
The contract says
“Subcontractor shall provide all substrate preparation necessary to achieve an acceptable installation surface.”
Critical — unpriced scope
Unpriced scope: grinding, leveling, patching and moisture mitigation — not in your number.
An electrical contract shouldn't be reviewed like a flooring contract — Redline understands the work behind the words.
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Walk through the full experience with a sample flooring subcontract — no file needed.
Fictional contract, for demo purposes only.
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We do the research
Each clause checked against your playbook, market standards and the project state's law context.
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You make the calls
We surface what matters and explain why. You decide — nothing moves without you.
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You leave prepared
A marked-up PDF, a Word redline ready to send back, and your negotiation game plan.