FAQs
- What types of customers have you worked with?
90% of my work is actually going back and fixing or repairing the work of a previous contractor. whether it be a bathroom that was remodeled 3 years prior and needs to be re-done, bad plumbing, bad hvac installations, or a poorly built deck are other very common problem areas I routinely find myself repairing or re-doing For many of my cutomers the most common areas i get called to fix are bathrooms, kitchens and decks. its quite common for a customer i gave an estimate to, who chose to go with someone cheaper, only to call me to either fix or finish what one contractor failed to do right. believe it or not, 99% of the horror stories we read about in regards to a contractor, are completly avoidable. Saving a couple of hundred dollars 99.9% of the time will cost you more in the long run!
- What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?
1. Do not base your decision on price alone, there needs to be a balance between quality and price without sacrificing quality for how much your willing to pay. 2. Always do your research on the type of work you want, perform a google search or visit DIY forums and contractor forums to research your project, your less likely to get sticker shock at estimate time and get taken advantage of. 3. Research the contractors, ask for references, ask to see pictures of previous work, check their insurance. any contractor that takes pride in himself and his work should beable to provide all of these with zero issue. 4. since most people dont know whats involved with most home improvement projects, your contractor should take the time to educate you about what to expect, whats getting done during all phases and why, and how the work will be completed even before you potentially choose his company. its his job to not only sell his company and his work, but make you the homeowner feel as comfortable as possible during the entire process