CHOOSING THE RIGHT CONTRACTOR

When you consider the selection of a contractor, it is important not to condsider price only, but to factor in other basic elements that will prove to be essential in bringing your project to a satisfactory and timely completion.

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QUESTIONS FOR PROSPECTIVE CONTRACTORS

The following is a list of questions we suggest you ask any contractor that you are considering using in order to make sure you are comparing companies with similar qualifications to improve your home or business . . . (click for details)

UPS AND DOWNS OF REMODELING : CUSTOMER INFORMATION

Remodeling projects seem to have some common high and low points for rnany owners. If you are a seasoned remodeling veteran, you may already know what to expect and may not need to read this letter. If you have not lived through a remodeling project before, however, you are probably approachirrg your project with some degree of both anxiety and excitement. The purpose of this letter is not to cast a shadow of doubt on your project before it starts, but simply point out some of these high and low points that naturally occur in the course of most remodeling projects. This vl/ay you will have a realistic idea of what to expect
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FINDING A COMPETENT CONTRACTOR

Your friends, neighbors, acquaintances and relatives are your best resources for finding a contractor that will meet your needs. For additional recommendations, call your local lumberyard, building inspectors, interior designers, real estate agents or tradesmen that may be familiar with a number of contractors.

A competent contractor should be willing to supply as many different references as you may need to evaluate their company's past performances.