2. Avoid high-pressure salespeople. You should never feel pressured into making a decision about choosing your contractor. If you ever feel that a contractor or salesman is pressuring you, ask them to back off. If they persist, it’s time to look for another contractor. High pressure usually leads to a bad decision when remodeling. A qualified, reputable professional would never pressure anyone into a project.
3. Beware of “door-to-door contractors”. These people may not be contractors at all. Never allow them into your home until you have checked them out thoroughly! I cannot stress this enough. It was recently reported that two men claiming to be contractors entered into a home. While one took the homeowner on a pretend inspection, the other was going through purses and picking up items they could sell quickly. Some contractors working in your area may put out flyers or come to your door soliciting additional work in the area. These contractors could be honest, reputable. But you should not invite them in. Instead, politely ask them for their business card and the name, address, and telephone number of the people they are doing work for in the neighborhood. Then, make an appointment with that homeowner to take a look at the quality of their work.
If all this makes sense, and you like my approach to remodeling, please give me a call at 916-646-6391.
Do not be another “nightmare remodeling story”. Plan your remodel with a professional, so your home will be something of which you will be very proud.
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