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Erica Redcross
  • Flipper/Rehabber
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BuildZoom Premium Service

Erica Redcross
  • Flipper/Rehabber
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Does anyone have experience using this service?  It sounds great on paper, particularly for a new investor working on their first flip that requires major structural work for a 2nd story addition.  Having the benefit of a construction engineer to review my scope of work, construction plans and bids would be awesome,  but I'm leary of shelling out $3000 to this company.  The reviews from contractors have been mostly negative, but I haven't seen any reviews posted for the premium service.  Any thoughts on this?  Would you use this service?  Are there reputable companies out there that provide a service like this?

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Jared W Smith
  • Architect
  • Westchester County, NY
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Jared W Smith
  • Architect
  • Westchester County, NY
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Seems like a generic service most architects/engineers already offer, just on a more personal level. I'd suggest contacting a local architect otherwise you may be stuck with a back-of-house "designer" whom the contractor hires and you would not really have someone representing your best interest. @Erica Redcross 

NOTE: If dealing with suburban/urban areas, you will need to deal with the municipality for permits which may require an architect/engineer anyway.   

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