15/10/2026
Every quote we put together includes a contingency line, and it's usually one of the first things people ask about. Fair question. Here's what it's actually for.
It's not padding to protect our margin. It's an honest acknowledgement that on any renovation, especially anything involving an existing structure, there's a real chance we find something once walls or floors are opened that wasn't visible during quoting.
If nothing's found, that contingency doesn't get spent. If something is found, it means you're not suddenly facing an unbudgeted cost, because we'd already planned for the possibility.