Making sense out of bids

Article Abstract:

Homeowners soliciting bids for a remodeling job must often choose among bids with wide ranges in price. The differences may be due to differing scopes of work or grades of materials. Giving the contractors enough initial detail is the best way to prevent confusion.

Management, Construction industry, Letting of contracts, Competitive bidding

---

How to fire your contractor

Article Abstract:

Homeowners who are unhappy with their contractors are advised to first try to salvage the relationship rather than break the contract. If unsuccessful, homeowners are advised to hire a lawyer who has experience working with construction law.

Contracts, Homeowners

---

Working alongside the pros: what to expect from being one of the subcontractors on your own job site

Article Abstract:

Homeowners planning a remodeling project can choose work-sharing to save money and gain satisfaction by doing part of the work themselves. Tips on dividing the work, preparing a contract and supplying materials are included.

Residential construction, House construction

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: Open to the seasons. How to be a good client. Comments from Karin
• Abstracts: Working alone: sound advice on building a debt-free country life with your own two hands. Designing your new house
• Abstracts: Mapping out chiles rellenos. From their kitchen to ours. Scare up a Halloween party
• Abstracts: Lifting the mask on Mardi Gras. Cowtown cuisine. Hidden charms
• Abstracts: Lynchburg's unchanging ways. Here's to your health. Wonders of Wonder Cave

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.