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Hiring a general contractor (GC) who knows the local construction codes is key if you're
thinking about a custom build or a larger home remodel with structural changes. GCs
are amazing at overseeing the construction of your project, however many would prefer
to leave some of the design decisions to the homeowners, which can definitely feel
overwhelming. Having an interior designer help with those design decisions and
choose materials like lighting, tiles, colors, and flooring can reduce the feelings of
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overwhelm and help keep the construction process going smoothly.
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General Contractor
Questionnaire
Feel confident before making any major home remodel that
you've hired the right contractor for the job.
Do you have a contractor's How long have you been in
license? If yes, is it available the construction business?
to review?
Will you get the permits and Can you give a general
inspections required for the timeline for completion of
job? work?
What deposit is required to Who will complete the work
begin work and what is the on the job? Do you have a
payment schedule? team or subcontractors?
Around what time will you Will you purchase materials
start work each day? What or require the client to
time will work end each day? purchase them?
What steps will you take to If a problem arises, or
protect the property (tarps, changes need to be made
shoe coverings, barriers for how would you like that
dust, etc.)? handled?
Is there a warranty for How do we keep in touch
services or materials used? with you about the project?
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Top Signs You Hired a
Good Contractor
Hiring a general contractor is important for larger home
remodels. Make sure you are on the same page before starting
to keep the project running smoothly.
Willingness to provide necessary licenses
and references upon request.
They keep lines of communication open and
keep you up to date throughout the
construction process.
They are respectful of your home and your
property. They use necessary precautions to
keep dust and debris contained.
Will provide a written estimate for the job
specifications.
They don't require payment in full before
starting. An initial deposit followed by a
payment schedule is ideal for most projects.
An interior designer can help with design decisions throughout
the home remodeling process. All remodeling jobs have
complications so having a professional on your side helps the
project run more smoothly for homeowners.
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