01 / Before you sign
Bid + contract review
Price: $100–$250
For homeowners deciding which contractor and proposal to move forward with: compare bids line by line, flag missing scope, and review the contract and payment schedule before you commit.
Independent owner-side support across the U.S.
A clearer view of your next renovation decision.
A human, independent advisor for major renovations and property decisions.
Tallybeam works for U.S. homeowners planning a major renovation and investors evaluating a property before purchase. We review the details with you, flag gaps in scope, and help you make the next decision with a clearer picture.
Tallybeam is an independent owner-side advisor. Your contractor remains responsible for construction; Tallybeam does not take responsibility for construction.
The review lens
Owner-side
Four questions before work moves forward.
- 01
Scope
Are allowances and exclusions visible?
- 02
Schedule
Is the next milestone clearly dated?
- 03
Change order
Is added work documented before the plan changes?
- 04
Payment
Is completed work ready to review?
A practical second set of eyes at the moments that matter.
Support at the decision points
The right check, at the right time.
For homeowners planning a major renovation and investors evaluating properties before purchase, get owner-side perspective where a missed detail can change the plan.
Pricing at a glance
- Bid + contract review$100–$250
- Full oversight4–6% percentage fee
- Pre-purchase scopingBy quote
02 / While work moves
Full oversight
Price: 4–6% percentage fee
For a renovation already underway: check the schedule, visit at key milestones, review change orders, and assess completed work before you release project payments.
03 / Before you buy
Pre-purchase scoping
Price: By quote
For investors evaluating a property before purchase: scope the likely renovation work, surface constraints and open questions, and help you decide what to investigate before you buy.
Independent by design
One clear role: look out for the owner.
Tallybeam brings practical questions to the paperwork, the schedule, and the payment milestones, while keeping the responsibilities clear. The contractor remains responsible for construction; Tallybeam does not take responsibility for construction.
01
Read the scope
See what is included, missing, or left open to interpretation.
02
Check the change
Review new work and payment timing before the plan shifts.
03
Keep roles clear
Your contractor remains responsible for construction; Tallybeam provides an independent check for the owner.
Start with the documents in front of you
Talk through the next renovation decision.
Tell us where you are in the project and what you want another set of eyes on.