Straight answers about how a Tampa, FL remodel with us works, in the order people usually ask them.
How do you price a remodel?
We price from a written scope, never by the hour. We never price from a number said out loud in the driveway. We walk the space, list the work line by line, and set one closed price. That price does not move unless you change what the scope says.
When do I pay?
Payments are tied to completed stages, not to a calendar. There are four. The first is at signing, once you accept the written scope and the closed price. The second is rough complete, when plumbing and electrical are set and inspected. The third is when the finishes are installed. The last is the final walkthrough, where you sign the work off yourself.
Who does the work?
Maplex Services defines the scope and sets the closed price. Maplex Services is not a general contractor. Parts that need a license, like electrical, AC and plumbing, are done by a licensed general contractor we work with. You deal with one company and one phone number instead of hiring and chasing four separate contractors.
What if the job runs past the date?
The date lives in your written scope, in writing, before anything starts. If we run past it, our price comes down. There are no carve-outs in that promise. A slow permit or a late supplier comes out of our margin, not out of your patience.
What happens if something fails after the job is done?
Our workmanship carries a lifetime guarantee, given to you in writing. It covers how the work was installed and finished. Materials are covered by their own manufacturer warranties, which is standard across the trade. Ask for the written guarantee before you sign, and read exactly what it names.
How are permit fees handled?
Permit fees appear as their own line in your scope, charged at cost, with no markup added on top. They are never folded into a lump sum. Pricing them out separately is what stops a permit from turning into an unexplained increase halfway through the job.
How fast will you get back to me?
A person reads your request, not a machine. You get a personal reply during business hours, by call or text. If you would rather talk it through, the number is (813) 819-6778. It reaches the same company that would run your job.
What does a written scope list?
Every line of work the price covers, listed one by one. What is not on that list is not in the price. The scope says so in a single line: items not specifically listed are not included. That is what keeps the number from moving later. Below is a sample bathroom scope.
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