Hiring the right contractor
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Hiring the Right Contractor
Hiring a contractor might seem straightforward, but without caution, you risk falling victim to a scam. Contractor fraud is a major concern in the home improvement industry, frequently cited in complaints to the Better Business Bureau. It's not just "little old ladies" who are targeted?"anyone can be deceived by cunning contractors.
Beware of Tactics
Be wary of offers like "free" inspections or claims that a crew is "in the neighborhood." These contractors might say they have leftover materials and offer you a seemingly unbeatable deal. Often, the materials are subpar, the work is poor, and you may not need any work at all.
What to Consider When Hiring a Contractor
1. Verify Licensing and Insurance: Ensure the contractor is properly licensed and insured.
2. Check References: Ask for references from previous jobs to gauge the quality of their work.
3. Consult the Better Business Bureau: Investigate any complaints against the company.
4. Get Multiple Estimates: Obtain at least three quotes from different contractors to compare.
The Good Contractors
Most home contractors are honest, hardworking small-business owners committed to delivering quality work with good materials. They strive for customer satisfaction and value your recommendation. Many are part of professional organizations or unions that actively combat contractor scams.
By taking these precautions, you can protect yourself from falling prey to unscrupulous contractors and ensure you hire someone trustworthy and skilled.
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