Short answer: There is no responsible single price for a general contractor without a defined scope. The cost depends on the size and condition of the property, design complexity, materials, trade requirements, permits, schedule and unknown conditions.
What changes the price?
The largest cost drivers are scope, labor intensity, material selections, structural work, site access, schedule constraints and how complete the drawings or specifications are.
What should you ask for?
Ask for a written scope that clearly identifies included work, allowances, exclusions, schedule assumptions, payment milestones and how changes are handled.
How should you compare proposals?
Compare the scope line by line rather than choosing only by the lowest total. A lower figure may reflect omitted work, different allowances or a less complete understanding of the project.
What is the next step?
Provide the project address, desired work, photos or drawings if available, target timing and any known budget range. That information makes the first estimate conversation more useful.
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