101 Things Most Contractors Won’t Tell You
An insider’s guide to renovating your home, avoiding costly mistakes and saving money. Written after speaking to 100+ contractors and 50+ homeowners.
A 50+ page ebook covering the 101 most important things homeowners get wrong during renovation. Based on research with real contractors and real homeowners – not generic advice you can find on Google.
✓ Avoid costly mistakes before they happen
✓ Know what contractors won’t tell you
✓ Make better decisions under pressure
✓ Includes bonus White Goods List – 50 items most homeowners forget
Rs. 499 Rs. 999
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What customers are saying
“I must have spent hours collecting information over the internet and talking to contractors. This ebook beats all that.”
— Prakash Kwatra, 1 BHK Home Owner, Delhi
“I actually implemented 2 things differently in my home because of this guide. Really thankful to the team. Highly recommend.”
— John Fernandez, Bangalore
“I renovated my home and found 20-30 points from this guide useful. Tips are presented in a quick and inspiring way.”
— Mrs Reena Yadav, Varanasi
“You definitely need to go through these points before you start spending all that hard earned money in renovation.”
— Somil Kulkarni, 2 BHK, Pune
Frequently asked questions
Who should buy this guide?
In every home interior project, for every Rs.1 lakh spent, about Rs.3,500 is lost due to poor decisions or lack of information. If you want to avoid that, this guide is for you.
Will I get a hard copy?
No. This is a digital ebook — 50+ pages you can read on any computer or mobile device.
What is the White Goods List?
A list of 50 common household items that homeowners and contractors forget to account for during renovation planning — leading to costly last-minute decisions.
Is this only for homeowners?
Primarily written for homeowners, but many contractors and interior designers have also bought it and found it useful when discussing requirements with new clients.