What Happens After You Send Your Video

Key takeaways
– First comes a confirmation: your video landed and a real job file is open with your name on it.
– Then a few tap-through questions, your itemized scope by text, your estimate as a clean PDF, and — if you’re in Palm Beach or Broward — a free measure booked at a time you pick.
– Your video is used to price your job and nothing else. No salespeople, no obligation, no pressure.

First: The Confirmation

When your video arrives at (561) 462-9293, you get a confirmation back. That text means your job file exists — the video, your narration of what you want, and your contact details together in one place, in the order they came in.

That’s worth more than it sounds. Your estimate won’t be priced by a call center reading a form. It’s priced against your actual room and your actual words, by a licensed Florida general contractor’s team — CGC1511492.

Second: A Few Questions, All Taps

Before we price, we need a handful of facts a video can’t always tell us. You’ll get a few short questions — taps and dropdowns, not essays:

• What are you changing, and what stays?
• Where do you usually shop for this kind of thing — big-box, tile shop, boutique? It tells us the materials band to price in.
• Have you already bought any of the materials yourself? If you have, your estimate prices labor only, and we’ll flag honestly where customer-supplied materials carry install risk.
• Your ZIP code. Labor and materials price by market, and your ZIP sets yours — the base never drops, but premium markets price up.
• Roughly when are you hoping to start?

Five minutes of tapping, at most. Anything you skip doesn’t stop the process — your estimate simply notes the assumption and prices as a range where the answer would have moved the number.

Third: Your Scope, Line by Line, by Text

You get the full scope stack back by text: every step of the job written as its own line, grouped into demolition and waste, labor, and materials — including the unglamorous lines other contractors leave off, like waterproofing, haul-away, and the consumables a job burns through.

Read it carefully, because it protects you both ways. Everything written is the job. Anything not written is not included — not by us, and not by any contractor you compare us against. If another quote is lower, put the two scopes side by side and find the missing lines. There will be missing lines.

Fourth: Your Estimate, as a PDF

The number arrives as a clean, itemized PDF — the estimate document you can keep, forward, and compare. It shows the sections, the totals, and the range your job sits in, starting at the honest floor for the work — builder-grade selections, the full written scope, done to code — and rising with your selections.

Take it wherever you want. Show your spouse. Show another contractor. Paste it into ChatGPT and ask if it’s fair — it’s written, line by line, to hold up under exactly that. Remember what it is, though: a Scan Estimate is an honest should-cost number, not the binding price. The binding one comes next.

Fifth: Book the Measure

If you’re in Palm Beach or Broward County, the last step is picking a time. A measure tech — not a salesperson — comes out free, verifies the dimensions and conditions, and vouches for the number. After that visit you get the written price, good for fourteen days. The number we write is the number you pay.

You pick the time. We don’t show up uninvited, and nobody will be standing in your kitchen trying to close you before dinner.

What We Do With Your Video — and What We Never Do

Plainly, because you should know before you send it:

• Your video is used to price your job. It lives in your project file, with your scope and your estimate.
• It is never posted, published, or used in our marketing. Your home is not our content.
• No salesperson will ever visit off the back of it. The only person who comes to your home is a measure tech, at a time you chose.
• There’s no obligation attached. If the number isn’t for you, the estimate is still yours to keep and use — that’s the deal, and it doesn’t change if you say no.

Onel Construction LLC is a licensed general contractor, CGC1511492, pricing from twenty-five years of licensed Florida contracting experience and tens of thousands of estimates written. Whenever you’re ready: record the room, say what you want, text it to (561) 462-9293.

Financing is available on everything we do. Payments start at $120 a month on smaller jobs, and most projects land in the low $200s to $300s a month with approved credit. Rates run as low as 4.49% APR for qualified buyers. Ask at the free measure and we’ll lay the options out in writing, next to the estimate.

Insurance savings vary by carrier, policy, and home — figures shown are ‘up to’ amounts, not guarantees. Grant eligibility, amounts, and funding availability are determined by the program and may change. Financing subject to lender approval; rates and payments vary by credit profile. All financing examples assume approved credit through our financing partner.