Frequently Asked Questions
Ensuring your contractor has the proper licensing and insurance protects you from liability and ensures quality work.
A contractor with relevant experience is more likely to deliver the results you expect.
Reviewing past work and speaking with previous clients can give you confidence in their craftsmanship.
Understanding the timeframe helps manage expectations and avoid unnecessary delays.
A detailed contract should outline costs, materials, labor, and project scope to prevent hidden fees or misunderstandings.
A reputable contractor should stand behind their work with a solid warranty.
Many remodeling projects require permits, so it’s important to know if the contractor will take care of this or if it’s your responsibility.
Establishing clear communication methods (phone, email, meetings) helps ensure a smooth process.
Remodeling projects can uncover hidden problems; ask how the contractor approaches unforeseen circumstances.
Be wary of contractors who ask for a large upfront payment—reputable contractors typically follow a structured payment schedule.