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Southern California pilot · Free to register interest · Palos Verdes project now accepting bids
FEATURED PROJECTOPEN FOR BIDS
Palos Verdes
Condo Improvements
Palos Verdes, CA · Full scope or selected trades
FlooringApprox. 1,650 sq. ft.
Painting & cabinet refinishingIncluded in scope
Bids dueOctober 28 · 11:59 p.m. PT
View project, photos & bid ↗ALL CONTRACTORS · CALIFORNIA LICENSE NUMBER REQUIRED
FIND WORK THAT FITS YOUR CREWGeneral contractorsSpecialty tradesLocal construction crews
New bid opportunity · Torrance, CA
Bathroom Conversion & Renovations
Five pricing categories: bathroom conversion, bathroom corrective work, laundry cabinetry, exterior improvements, and interior layout/flooring/painting.
Bids due October 28, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. Pacific. Full-project or selected-trade proposals. California contractor license number required.
View scope, 61 photos & submit a bid ↗New bid opportunity · Long Beach, CA
Front Entry Door Replacement
One damaged entry door · Localized frame repair · Hardware coordination · Painting and finishing
Bids due October 28, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. Pacific. Full-scope or selected-trade proposals accepted. California contractor license number required.
View scope, 20 photos & submit a bid ↗ Open bid opportunity
Palos Verdes
Condo Improvements
ACCEPTING PROPOSALS
Painting · Demolition · Engineered wood flooring · Finish carpentry
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Contractor scope of work
Provide all labor, tools, equipment, and applicable materials necessary to complete the following painting, demolition, flooring, and finish carpentry work. Field verify all dimensions, quantities, and existing conditions before submitting a proposal and beginning work.
1. Miscellaneous construction materials
- Provide miscellaneous construction materials necessary to complete the work throughout the project.
- Include standard consumables, fasteners, protection materials, and other incidental materials required for the contractor’s scope.
2. Painting & refinishing
- Ceiling texture & painting: prepare, match existing texture, and paint ceilings only in bedroom approximately 27′ × 17′; hallway 9′ × 5′; bedroom 22′ × 11′; living room 38′ × 18′.
- Protect existing flooring, walls, furniture, fixtures, and adjacent finishes as required. Prepare ceiling surfaces; patch minor imperfections; match existing texture as closely as reasonably possible; prime repaired or prepared areas as required; apply finish paint for a uniform appearance. Coordinate final paint color and sheen with owner/contractor before application.
- Existing built-in cabinet: refinish approximately 18′ wide × 8′ high, including interior and exterior surfaces, in white. Properly clean, sand, and prepare surfaces for a smooth, uniform finish.
- Kitchen cabinetry: prepare and refinish to match the living-room built-in. Include doors, drawer fronts, exposed faces, and other visible finished surfaces. Remove and reinstall doors, drawers, and hardware as necessary; clean, sand, prepare, prime, and finish as required.
- Baseboard painting: prepare and paint approximately 240 linear feet of new 5-inch-high square-profile baseboards. Fill nail holes and minor imperfections; caulk applicable joints and transitions; apply primer and finish paint as necessary.
3. Flooring demolition & preparation
- Remove existing carpet throughout designated areas receiving new engineered wood flooring, including padding, tack strips, staples, fasteners, and associated installation materials.
- Prepare existing subfloor; scrape and clean substrate for adhesive installation. Identify significant subfloor irregularities or conditions requiring additional repair before flooring installation.
- Relocate furniture as necessary to accommodate the client and allow subcontractors to work. Coordinate phased furniture movement and protect furniture and existing finishes.
- Remove and dispose of demolition debris generated by this scope; leave areas clean and ready for flooring installation.
4. Engineered wood flooring installation
- Install new engineered wood flooring throughout designated condo areas, approximately 1,650 square feet. Field verify actual quantities.
- Prepare substrate and install sound-deadening underlayment as required by the flooring system and/or building requirements.
- Use the appropriate flooring adhesive/glue-down installation method and follow flooring and adhesive manufacturer requirements.
- Maintain approved layout and direction; make cuts around walls, doorways, cabinets, and other existing conditions; provide required expansion clearances.
- Coordinate installation around furniture relocation and occupied areas; leave flooring clean and protected from damage.
5. Baseboard material
- Provide approximately 240 linear feet of new 5-inch-high square-profile baseboard suitable for interior painted applications. Thickness is not specified.
- Field verify required quantity before ordering.
6. Flooring material
- Provide engineered wood flooring matching the approved material, style, color, and finish.
- Include material for the designated project area plus appropriate waste/cutting allowance. Verify quantities before ordering.
7. Baseboard installation
- Prepare applicable wall and flooring areas. Furnish labor to install approximately 240 linear feet of 5-inch-high square-profile baseboards. Thickness is not specified.
- Measure, cut, fit, and install throughout designated areas; properly miter or finish inside and outside corners; secure with appropriate fastening methods.
- Fill nail holes and prepare for painting. Coordinate installation after new engineered wood flooring is completed; leave ready for final caulking and painting.
8. Sound-deadening underlayment
- Provide and install underlayment compatible with the engineered wood flooring system in designated flooring areas as required.
- Comply with manufacturer requirements and applicable condominium/HOA sound-control requirements. Coordinate underlayment with the flooring adhesive and engineered wood flooring manufacturer requirements.
Contractor proposal requirements
Provide a complete proposal for the applicable portions of this scope. Clearly identify labor and materials included, exclusions, materials supplied by others, additional work not included, estimated duration, and existing conditions that may affect the work.
All quantities and dimensions are approximate. Contractor is responsible for field verification before ordering materials or beginning work. Baseboards are 5 inches high; thickness is unspecified. Project start date, exact site address, site-visit arrangements, and approved finish selections are not posted.
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Is the marketplace open for bidding yet?
Yes. The Palos Verdes Condo Improvements scope is open for written proposals until October 28, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. Pacific. All contractors may submit a full-scope or trade-specific proposal with a California contractor license number. Account creation is not required. The featured project at the top links to the complete scope, site photos, and proposal form.
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Photos, measurements, and plans can help a subcontractor evaluate work remotely. Some scopes still require a site visit or further verification before a firm proposal.
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Everyone submitting this form must provide a California contractor license number. The number is self-reported; submitting it is not a license check or an endorsement. Project owners and contractors remain responsible for their own selection, qualifications review, contracts, and project decisions.