Services
Situation Review
You have been carrying this problem long enough.
You have been carrying this problem long enough.
You have been carrying this problem long enough.
Whether your project has stalled, costs have spiraled, or you just don't know what you don't know — a Situation Review gives you a clear-eyed assessment of where things actually stand, from someone who has been on both sides of the table.
$750 flat fee . No ongoing commitment
Who this is for
If any of these sound familiar, you are in the right place.
If any of these sound familiar, you are in the right place.
What you get
A written assessment. Real Options. No guessing.
A written assessment. Real Options. No guessing.
After reviewing your documents, contracts, photos, and correspondence, you will have a clear picture of what is actually happening — and concrete next steps ranked by approach.
Finding A
Situation Summary
Plain-language breakdown of where the project stands and what the core issues are — written so you can share it if you need to.
Finding B
Contract vs. Reality
What your agreement says versus what has actually happened. Where you have exposure, and where you have leverage.
Finding C
Ranked Next Steps
Specific, prioritized actions — from the most conservative to the most aggressive. You decide how you want to proceed.
Finding D
Honest Assessment
If there is not much I can do for your specific situation, I will tell you that — and point you toward who can.
How it Works
Step 1
Submit & Pay
Complete the intake form, upload your documents, and pay the flat fee. No phone tag, no waiting for a proposal to come back.
Step 2
Review
I spend 3–4 focused hours on your situation — contract, correspondence, photos, and anything else you share.
Step 3
Debrief
You receive a written findings report, then a 30-minute call to walk through it together and answer your questions.
$750
Flat Fee
Everything included. No surprises.
The Situation Review fee covers document review, written findings, and the 30-minute debrief call. No retainer, no ongoing commitment, no upsell at the end.
David Banker
Owner
I own Banker Built, a construction and renovation firm based in Franklin, Tennessee. Over the course of building and managing projects here and across the country, I have been on every side of the table — as the contractor, as the owner's representative, and as the person trying to figure out who to trust when something has gone wrong.
That experience is what makes the Situation Review useful. I know how contractors think, what the paperwork should say, what corners get cut, and where the leverage usually is. I will give you a straight answer, not a sales pitch.
