What is being built or repaired, what is excluded, and which products or allowances are included.
Free Metro East Project Match by Bill homeowner tool
Compare Contractor Estimates Before You Hire
Put up to three estimates side by side. Check what each contractor documented, identify missing details, and prepare the questions you still need answered before signing.
Free to use anywhere in the U.S. Contractor and permit requirements vary by state and city.
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Three EstimatesCompare price and documented scope.
Useful QuestionsSee what still needs clarification.
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Estimate comparison
Enter only what is written in each estimate.
The score measures documentation completeness, not contractor quality. Leave anything unclear unchecked so the tool can create a follow-up question.
Your comparison
Price and documentation summary
Use this summary to guide the next conversation. It does not select a contractor for you.
Enter a contractor name or estimate amount above to begin.
Before signing
Questions created from missing details
Ask each contractor to answer these in writing when they apply to the project.
Questions will appear after you start an estimate.
What the score means
A complete estimate is easier to compare and enforce.
The tool rewards written details that reduce ambiguity. It cannot measure craftsmanship, honesty, communication, or the condition of work that has not started.
Total price, deposit, milestone payments, and written approval before extra work changes the price.
Insurance documentation, applicable credentials, permits, access, cleanup, and disposal.
Warranty language, completion expectations, project photos, references, and final questions.
Use good judgment
Price is only one part of the decision.
A careful comparison checks whether each contractor priced the same work. One estimate may include demolition, disposal, permits, repairs, or premium materials that another estimate leaves out.
- Confirm the legal business name and contact information.
- Verify insurance directly from current documentation.
- Check licensing or registration rules that apply locally.
- Ask how deposits, progress payments, and changes are documented.
- Do not rely on this tool as legal, financial, engineering, or safety advice.
Metro East Illinois
Need a written estimate from All-Pro?
All-Pro reviews projects in Belleville, O'Fallon, Edwardsville, Collinsville, and nearby Metro East communities. Call to confirm the address, scope, and current availability.