Remodeling means letting a crew into your home for weeks. This page covers how PMX Development operates — what we carry, what you get in writing, and what happens if something goes wrong.
Get My Free EstimateFour commitments that apply to every project we take on, from a single bathroom to a full-home remodel.
Insurance protects you, not just us. If something is damaged during a remodel, coverage means the repair does not turn into an argument about who pays for it. We carry active coverage on the work we perform, and documentation is available on request at any point.
No work begins on a handshake and a rough number. You receive the scope, the schedule and the terms in writing after the on-site estimate, and you decide from there. If anything changes mid-project, you hear it from us before it affects the cost.
We work from a fixed address in Orlando and take projects within a 100-mile radius. You are not hiring a call center that hands your project to whoever is available — the person who quotes the work is the person who stands behind it.
Some scopes require permits and inspections; others do not. We identify what your project needs during the estimate and handle it properly rather than working around it — because unpermitted work is exactly what surfaces later when you sell the house.
Remodeling is one of the few purchases where the cheapest bid is regularly the most expensive outcome.
An uninsured crew that hits a water line leaves you covering the repair. Coverage is the difference between an incident and a bill you did not plan for.
Work that needed a permit and never got one shows up during a sale. Unwinding it years later costs far more than doing it properly the first time.
A company with a fixed address is still reachable in six months. That is most of the reason to hire a business rather than an unaffiliated crew.
Ask any contractor bidding on your project for the same four things. The answer tells you a lot.
Scope, materials and timeline on paper after an on-site visit — not a number quoted over the phone before anyone has seen the space.
Documentation of our active coverage, sent on request before any work begins. Ask every contractor for this, every time.
One person responsible for your project, reachable at +1 689-334-2486 during business hours — not a rotating queue.
We walk the finished space with you before closing out the job, so anything not right gets corrected while the crew is still on site.
Every PMX Development estimate arrives in writing with the scope, the timeline and the terms covering the work. You see all of it before committing to anything, and nothing starts until you have agreed to what is on the page.
Warranty terms depend on the type of work and on the manufacturer coverage attached to the materials specified for your project. Ask during the free estimate and we will set out the applicable terms in writing alongside the quote.
Yes. PMX Development carries active insurance covering the work we perform, and documentation is available on request — call +1 689-334-2486 and we will send it. We recommend asking every contractor bidding on your project for the same thing before any work begins, and treating hesitation as an answer in itself.
It depends on the scope. Cosmetic work such as replacing a vanity, retiling, or updating finishes generally does not require a permit, while changes to plumbing, electrical, or structure typically do. Requirements also vary between municipalities across the Orlando area. We identify what applies to your specific project during the free estimate so nothing surprises you once work is underway.
Warranty terms are provided in writing with each estimate and depend on the type of work and the materials specified. Manufacturer coverage on products such as cabinetry, fixtures and flooring runs separately from workmanship terms. Ask during your estimate and we will lay out both alongside the quote, so you know what is covered and for how long before you commit.
Ask for three things in writing before you sign anything: proof of active insurance, a detailed written estimate produced after an on-site visit, and clarity on who your point of contact will be for the duration of the project. Be cautious of quotes given over the phone without anyone seeing the space, and of any contractor reluctant to put the scope on paper.
Free on-site estimate, documentation on request, and written terms before anything begins.
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