Document Review
Scope, proposal, payment schedule, allowances, exclusions, change orders and project communications.
ADELIE Project Rescue
Concerned about your current remodeling project?
Get a clear, balanced second opinion before making a major decision. We help homeowners organize the facts, understand common construction issues and identify practical next steps—without creating unnecessary conflict.
Educational and construction-planning guidance only. A site review is not a legal opinion, engineering report, code certification or guarantee of another contractor’s work.
What are you experiencing?
Choose the issue that best matches your project.
Contractor stopped showing upOrganize dates, communications, payments and remaining work.
Project keeps getting delayedSeparate material, inspection, scheduling and decision-related delays.
Costs keep increasingReview the original scope, allowances, exclusions and written changes.
I am worried about workmanshipDocument visible conditions and identify who is qualified to evaluate them.
Communication has broken downCreate a written issue list and a practical escalation path.
Permit or inspection concernsConfirm what was permitted, inspected and documented.
I may need a replacement contractorPlan a safe handoff, protect records and define the remaining scope.
I only need a second opinionGet an objective review without assuming the worst.
How the service works
A structured review, not a rushed judgment.
- 01Gather the facts
Contract, plans, change orders, invoices, photos, permits, inspection records and written communications.
- 02Identify the concern
Clarify whether the main issue is cost, schedule, workmanship, documentation, communication or incomplete work.
- 03Review the project
We explain visible conditions, common construction sequencing and questions that deserve a direct answer.
- 04Choose the next step
Continue with clearer expectations, request corrections, involve a specialist or plan a responsible transition.
Project Health Check
What may be included
Progress Assessment
Compare completed work with the documented scope and identify unresolved decisions or dependencies.
Visible Condition Review
Document observable concerns and explain when a licensed specialist, engineer, inspector or attorney may be appropriate.
Completion Planning
Organize remaining work, trade sequencing, required approvals, material status and closeout records.
Our position
We do not begin by telling you to fire your contractor.
Many project problems can improve when expectations, documentation and communication are clarified. When a transition is truly necessary, it should be planned carefully—not made in panic.
Our goal is to help you understand the project and make an informed decision. We will not diagnose concealed conditions from photos, certify code compliance without the proper authority or present a construction opinion as legal advice.
Your project story
First, tell us what happened—without giving us your contact information.
Use this private worksheet to organize the project in your own words. Nothing here requires a phone number or email. You can decide afterward whether you want ADELIE to review it.
You are not overreacting by wanting clarity. Remodeling problems can leave homeowners feeling ignored, uncertain or stuck between protecting the project and avoiding more conflict. This step helps you document the facts and regain a sense of control.
Optional next step
Ask ADELIE to review your project.
This is a separate application. Contact information is requested only here so we can respond and determine whether a phone consultation, document review, or site visit is appropriate.
Frequently asked questions
Project Rescue FAQ
Will ADELIE tell me whether my contractor is legally at fault?
No. We can explain construction scope, sequencing, visible conditions and documentation concerns. Legal conclusions should come from a qualified attorney.
Can you review photos before visiting the property?
Yes. Photos and documents can help identify the right questions and whether a site visit or specialist is appropriate, but they cannot reveal every concealed condition.
Can ADELIE finish a project started by another contractor?
Potentially. The remaining scope, permits, existing work, access, documentation, schedule and project fit must be reviewed first.
Should I stop paying my current contractor?
ADELIE cannot advise you to withhold payment. Review your contract and obtain legal advice before taking an action that may affect your rights or obligations.
Can you provide a written report?
Depending on the service selected, ADELIE may provide a written summary of observations, documents reviewed, open questions and recommended next steps. It is not an engineering or code-compliance certification.
Clarity before conflict