CHAIRMANESTIMATING CO.
Chairman Estimating Co. — home
03 · PROTOCOL-DRIVEN
Mold scopes written to the protocol, not around it.
Containment, negative air, removal, cleaning and post-clearance rebuild written as separate, defensible line items — referencing the assessor's protocol.
WHAT THE SCOPE COVERS
01
ContainmentPoly, zipper doors and negative air by cubic footage and day.
02
RemovalAffected drywall, insulation, cabinetry and flooring, by room and square footage.
03
CleaningHEPA vacuum and wipe-down of framing and remaining surfaces.
04
EncapsulationWhere the protocol calls for it, not as a substitute for removal.
05
ClearanceIndependent post-remediation testing before rebuild.
06
RebuildReconstruction as a separate phase once cleared.
WHAT USUALLY GETS LEFT OUT
Equipment days that match the protocol, not a flat number.
Disposal of contaminated material as a separate item.
PPE and decontamination chamber.
Rebuild written as its own scope, not folded into removal.
Removal and rebuild are two scopes. The file says so.
CAPTURED ON SITE
STEP 01
Send the Project
Photos, measurements, a scope you already have, or just the address.
STEP 02 · ON SITE
I Come to the Property
Matterport walkthrough, labeled photos and room-by-room notes, taken in person.
STEP 03
Build the Scope
Line items written in sequence, with the work behind the finishes included.
STEP 04
Receive the Package
ESX and PDF, sketch, documentation and the Matterport link.
REQUEST AN ESTIMATE
Send the address. I'll come look.
Photos, a scope you already have, or just the property. Houston-area walkthroughs are included on standard projects.