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Choosing a Contractor
"What should I ask my contractor?"
Remember to ask about insurance, liability, references and more.
Click here for
the Contractor Checklist
Be sure you're choosing a legitimate
professional.
You want to feel confident about the contractor you choose and their
commitment to provide you with a quality construction job that will be
completed in a timely manner while adhering to terms you negotiated.
Verify that you're choosing an insured
contractor.
Working with an insured contractor is a critical requirement for any
home or business owner. You'll want to be sure you're protected if any
injuries or accidents occur on your property.
Is the contractor licensed?
You should not award your project to an unlicensed contractor, but keep
in mind that license requirements tend to be fairly loose and poorly
enforced.
Ask how long the contractor has been in
business.
Of course, someone who is more experienced in their trade is always
going to be more reliable. The measurement for an experienced contractor
is usually about 5 years in business. Anyone with less experience should
be researched with extra care.
Check for Certification
This can help you verify the contractor's commitment to his work and
responsibility as a professional. It shows initiative on the
contractor's part and an interest in keeping current with the standards
and policies of his industry.
Request a list of references.
This is especially valuable to your decision-making process. It's
important that you not feel timid about requesting this list, and
moreover, that you actually research the references.
Ask the references the right questions.
Was the contractor able to stay pretty close to or within the original
estimated budget? Were you happy with the timeliness of the contractor?
Did the job stay on track?
Don't make a hiring decision based solely
on low price.
Home and business owners with negative contractor experiences most often
claim they chose the contractor because they offered the lowest bid.
DO NOT be afraid to speak up.
This is so easy and incredibly crucial. You are the one in control of
this project, so you need to clearly express your goals and ask your
questions with confidence.
