Bathroom Remodel Bid Checker
Paste a bathroom remodel scope and check for unclear allowances, trade responsibilities, waterproofing, exclusions, and other common bid gaps before you price it.
Your scope is checked in this browser. It is not included with the email you submit.
Add at least a sentence or two so the check has enough detail.
Catch the details before they become your cost
The check looks for common scope gaps around demolition, waterproofing, trade responsibility, selections, closeout, and pricing assumptions.
What the bathroom bid checker reviews
The checker looks for scope language around site protection, demolition and disposal, shower waterproofing, plumbing and electrical responsibility, tile details, material selections, permits, concealed conditions, cleanup, scheduling, and pricing assumptions.
A flagged item is a question to verify, not a claim that the work is missing. Your crew may already include it in the price. Putting the responsibility in writing helps the estimate, proposal, and field plan follow the same assumptions.
Common bathroom estimate omissions
Short scopes often name the visible result—new shower, vanity, tile, and paint—without describing the work around it. Protection, debris hauling, drain or supply changes, shower substrate, waterproofing, trim, permits, and final cleanup still affect labor and cost.
Selections deserve the same attention. Name the product when it is known. When it is not, use a dollar allowance and state whether tax, delivery, installation, and contractor markup are included.
- Separate fixture replacement from plumbing relocation.
- Record tile areas, pattern, trim, grout, and waste.
- Assign permit, inspection, disposal, and cleanup responsibilities.
- Give concealed damage and client changes a written process.
After the scope check
Resolve the flagged questions against site notes, measurements, plans, supplier information, and trade quotes. Then price the confirmed work with current costs and your required overhead and profit.
The free review does not inspect the property, interpret local code, verify quantities, or guarantee cost accuracy. It gives you a structured second pass before the bid leaves your hands.
Questions
Does GreenlitBid store the scope I paste?+
No. The scope check runs in your browser. When you unlock the full review, GreenlitBid stores the email address and result count, not the scope text.
Does a clean result mean the bid is complete?+
No. It only means the checker did not detect one of its common wording gaps. You still need to verify site conditions, plans, quantities, supplier and subcontractor pricing, tax treatment, and local requirements.
Can I use it for kitchens or additions?+
This first version is tuned for bathroom remodels. Some general checks still apply elsewhere, but the trade and material prompts are not a complete review for other project types.
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GreenlitBid turns your project notes into a line-item estimate, branded proposal, e-signature, and collected deposit.