FAQs
- What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?
It is essential that a good working relationship is established with your contractor. This is based upon communication and establishing expectations. Your contractor should be willing to listen to you closely and be able to a provide concise answers to your questions or concerns, and provide considerable detail in the contract proposal. Time commitments should be clearly stated and include the daily work schedule and phase completion dates. Trust your instincts about who you hire, and check their referances and license status.
- What questions should customers think through before talking to professionals about their project?
As a contractor specializing in working on occupied homes, I would hope that a potential client would know that we understand that the work we perform requires a degree of finesse. Proper job site management includes minimizing the inconvenience of our client living in a construction zone, which includes the prevention of hazards, dust, debris, excessive noise and unnecessary disturbance. We always ensure that we minimize the time required to complete projects, and often install a temporary sink and provide a microwave oven for use during a kitchen remodel. All work is scheduled to suit our client.