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Referrals from people you trust are you best
sources for finding a reputable contractor.
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Research credentials. Contact the Better
Business Bureau and state contractor’s
licensing board. Ask around. What is the
contractor’s reputation in your community?
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Choose a licensed contractor with at least 10
Years experience building homes and managing budgets, schedules,
and subcontractors. |
Successful building projects involve a builder,
architect, interior designer, and homeowner.
Is the contractor comfortable and experienced with working on a
team?
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Ask
to see a portfolio. Does it show craftsmanship and the use of
top quality finishes and materials? Request references from
prior clients.
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You’re liable for injuries on your job site.
Get copies of the contractor’s certificate
of insurance and review coverage with
your insurance agent.
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Experienced builders will know the building
requirements specific to your area. They’ll
create alternatives to obstacles and have
back-up support to keep work on schedule. |
Homebuilding is a temporary intrusion
in your life. Trust your gut instinct and
choose someone you like.
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