Pricing & Contract Questions
Every RestorationRepublic project runs on a fixed written scope and a firm price before work begins. Here is exactly how estimates, deposits, change orders, and payments work.
How much does a home repair cost in Clark County?
Small punch-list and handyman visits usually run a few hundred dollars; targeted repairs like drywall, dry rot, or a fixture replacement typically fall in the $500–$5,000 range. Every price is fixed in writing after a site visit — no open-ended hourly billing.
Read more →Do you charge for estimates?
No. Site visits and written estimates are free within our SW Washington service area. You receive a fixed written scope of work and a firm price before any work is scheduled.
Read more →How does payment and the deposit work?
Projects are milestone-based: a deposit at contract signing, progress payments tied to completed stages in the scope, and a final payment after the walkthrough and punch list are closed out. Washington law limits what a contractor may collect up front relative to work performed.
Read more →What happens if the scope changes mid-project?
Nothing changes without a written change order that states the added work, the added cost, and the schedule impact — signed before the work proceeds. Hidden conditions like rot or failed wiring are documented with photos first.
Read more →Do you offer a warranty on your work?
Yes. Workmanship is warrantied and handed off in writing at project delivery, alongside manufacturer warranties for installed materials and equipment.
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