House training your contractor
Article Abstract:
It is important for the homeowner to discuss one's expectations of the crew's work and behavior with the contractor's production manager and head carpenter before they begin a remodeling job. Issues that should be discussed include working hours, the length of the job, and security.
Publication Name: Today's Homeowner
Subject: Home and garden
ISSN: 1089-4810
Year: 1996
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The right questions to ask
Article Abstract:
Homeowners can do much to ensure their experience with their remodeling contractors will be satisfactory with a six-hour series of tests. They should check out prospective contractors' licenses, bonds, complaints and insurance; visit jobs they have done; and ask for 20 references.
Publication Name: Today's Homeowner
Subject: Home and garden
ISSN: 1089-4810
Year: 1996
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Craftsman or full-service company?
Article Abstract:
Educating oneself about the materials, products and methods used in a remodeling project can help the homeowner contract for home improvement services that will be done well at a reasonable cost. Advice for deciding between large or small contracting companies is provided.
Publication Name: Today's Homeowner
Subject: Home and garden
ISSN: 1089-4810
Year: 1996
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