Typical quote marketplace
- Shares your details with several companies
- Offers may cover different scopes and be hard to compare
- Contracts, changes and documentation happen elsewhere
- Support often ends once a company is selected
From need to finished job
A quote marketplace often takes you as far as an introduction. Renvia carries the renovation forward with a clear scope, comparable offers, contract, progress, documentation and payment in one place.
The most important work begins after you choose a company. Renvia is built around what actually happens next, not only around who replies first.
The customer and contractor see the same agreement, progress and documentation throughout the project.
Write, speak or attach photos and documents.
Renvia structures the scope before companies price it.
Compare relevant companies, visits and offers.
Price, work, dates and payment become one contract.
Chat, checklists, photos and changes stay documented.
The work is reported complete, checked and closed properly.
Renvia does not replace an on-site professional assessment. It keeps decisions, expectations and changes from disappearing across email, phone calls and loose documents.
Both sides know what was agreed, by whom and when.
Messages, photos, issues and approvals stay on the project.
The payment plan follows the contract and milestones.
Renvia includes quote collection, but it is built as a delivery platform. The workflow continues after selection with a contract, progress, documentation, approval and payment.
No. Describe the need in your own words. Renvia helps structure the job and identify the relevant trade before publication.
The offer becomes the basis for a clear agreement. Both parties then follow progress, communication, documentation, changes and payment in the project.