What the site itself adds to labor
Older Dayton-area foundations, finished basements, tight crawlspace access, upstairs bedrooms under low attic pitches, and any landscaping or hardscape in the way can all add time and change how a crew sequences the job.
What should be spelled out in writing
The repair boundary, the dehumidification or ventilation capacity needed, which materials get swapped in, how debris gets disposed of, what gets tested afterward, and how finishes get restored should all be spelled out, not left implied.
When outside expertise gets pulled in
Depending on scope, a job may need a City of Dayton permit, a structural engineer's opinion, third-party air or surface testing, or a specialty trade like an electrician or plumber. Confirm locally with the selected provider and authority.
No price on this site is an offer. Ask for a written, property-specific scope and quote.