Written scope first
You see what the labor package includes and what stays separate before work begins.
About Knock Knock Contractor
Knock Knock Contractor is a service-area business for residential and commercial door requests. There is no walk-in storefront.
Operating standard
You see what the labor package includes and what stays separate before work begins.
Photos and measurements guide the comparison. The goal is the right scope, not the largest one.
If concealed damage or an incompatible opening appears, work pauses for documentation and written approval.
Labor and materials are kept on separate lines unless the written scope states otherwise.
From request to tested door
The online request is the starting point, not a substitute for the written scope.
Share your ZIP code, the door type, and what the door is doing. Add clear photos when the request flow asks for them.
You see the labor package, starting price, material responsibility, and any conditions that could change the work.
The request is used to confirm a repair package, an installation measure, or the need for more information.
The approved work is completed, then the door is checked through its full swing, closing, and latching cycle.
Scope boundaries
Next step
The ZIP code, door type, and symptom are enough to start the conversation.