Promises, promises...

Article Abstract:

Negotiating a contract with a contractor is an important step in home renovation. The contract is explains the work to be done in detail, which helps avoid misunderstandings once the work has begun. And, if necessary, a contract can be used in court to force a contractor to do the work promised.

Methods, Laws, regulations and rules, Contracts, Letting of contracts, Competitive bidding, Homeowners, Independent contractors

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Your checkbook is the boss

Article Abstract:

A written payment schedule is the key to keeping a construction project on schedule. The initial deposit enables the contractor to buy materials and hire crew. Subsequent payments given at regular intervals enables the homeowner to ensure that all work is done satisfactorily.

Management, Contractors

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