What Does a Cheap, Vague Bid Really Cost You?
A low bid feels good for about a day. Then the work starts and you find out what got left out. You paid for two coats and got one, so the old color grins through within a year. The lines wander where the wall meets the ceiling. There’s paint on your floor, your countertops, maybe your good chair. And when you call about it, nobody calls back.
That’s the trouble with a quote you can’t read. When the price is vague, the scope is vague, and the vague part is always the part that goes wrong. A written estimate protects you. It puts every step in writing: the prep, the caulk and tape, the two coats, the warranty. If it’s on the page, we owe it to you. That’s why we quote in writing, every time.

