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How to spot a contractor that will commit to a fixed price

Three sentences in a contract that separate Restavba from the pack.

Either the price is contractually fixed or it isn't

Before you sign, look for three specific things.

1. Weekly late-delivery penalty

If the deadline isn't backed by a penalty for every week of delay, it's not a deadline. It's an aspiration.

2. Scope defined line-by-line

Good quotes have a line-item breakdown with unit prices. Not "masonry — 1×". That's where "unexpected" add-ons are born.

3. Change-orders only with your written approval

Look for a clause that says change-orders can be invoiced only after your written approval of the specific price and deadline.

How Restavba does it

All three points sit inside our standard works contract. The English version is available too — non-Czech clients are a regular occurrence.

About this guide

Written by the Restavba team — field rules from real Prague sites, not generic brochure copy.

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