Expert Review
Expert review only works when there is something real to read. If you do not yet have a plan or quote, start with the Chinese living diagnosis and quote risk check. Human review is most useful when the plan, quote, draft contract, and payment schedule are already in hand.
Pricing Path
RMB 99
Best for: You only want to know whether a few important quote lines contain obvious red flags.
Includes: Checks up to 10 key quote lines, highlights 3 high-risk points, and gives 5 pre-signing questions.
Boundary: Not a full quote review. No negotiation, and no shortcut judgment about whether a contractor is good.
RMB 299
Best for: You already have a complete quote and are preparing to keep negotiating or sign soon.
Includes: Quote risk notes, missing scope items, unclear wording, add-on cost openings, and a pre-signing question list.
Boundary: No negotiation on your behalf, no lowest-price promise, and no final signing decision made for you.
RMB 699
Best for: You are close to signing and already have a plan, quote, draft contract, and payment schedule.
Includes: Plan fit notes, quote risk report, contract/payment milestone reminders, question sequence, and a 30-minute WeChat voice explanation.
Boundary: Not legal contract review. No signing on your behalf. I do not speak to the contractor for you.
Prepare Before Review
FAQ
Usually no. If you do not yet have a quote, start with the free Quote Risk Check and checklists. Expert review only works when there is concrete material to read.
No. The review focuses on renovation quote scope, payment milestones, and practical risk questions before signing. For legal advice, consult a qualified lawyer.
No. The output helps you ask clearer questions and request written clarification. It does not replace negotiation or your final decision.
Yes, with one constraint: the current review process is built around Chinese renovation quotes. English summaries are possible, but the source material is usually Chinese.