I have other stories I could tell the door to the house, as I have my fingers and toes to count them. No contractor's finest in the world, so that the worst nightmares of the century, home remodeling. I've heard them all, and I am here to explain the pitfalls, the use of cables for the home.
Nobody cares for a good home improvement stories, so I'm going to skip a wonderful party, a remodeled bathroom $ 100 and did a fantastic job. The contractor also friends with the family, and now claims to their front and back yard for free. I'm going to go into history and to get the right problem.
I do not know how many times I worked with another owner, an owner or heard a story about an owner who has found a contractor to one of his friends. Some areas of home improvement is not going to work out as you planned. The images you have in your mind can not be what you end up with, once work is completed.
All owners who received a recommendation for a contractor, should check them out. Do not assume that your friend has. Check your contractor to ensure they are licensed, bonded and insured, if your state requires. If they have employees to ensure they have the necessary insurance and that workers are not working here illegally.
Just because you have a recommendation does not mean that you find a contractor honest, reliable or trustworthy. The recommendation is only one foot in the door to the employer. It's time to start doing serious research. I do not know how many owners, hire someone recommended to inspect and even to see if they are allowed.
Do not fall into this trap. Simply by checking their license, which would eliminate almost half of its potential problems.
By Greg Vandenberge
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