It’s not always easy to find a good contractor and may actually take you some time and a fair amount of effort. Part of the problem is bad contractors often look and sound like good contractor at the start of a job but reveal their true nature once the work is underway. So you can tell if he you’re dealing with a potentially bad contractor or a have really found a good one, here’s some tell tale signs of both types of contractor.
Is willing to show you proof of his insurance, license and provide references to the quality of his work.
Wants to work with a contract that clearly defines his responsibilities as well as the homeowner’s.
Understands the importance and necessity of permits and building inspections to verify the work has been done according to industry standards and local building codes.
Doesn’t look for you to pay for a job upfront and requires only a small deposit to begin work.
Uses quality materials as called for in the contract and doesn’t try to substitute lower quality goods.
Shows up at the job site and supervises his workers and sub contractors.
Treats your home and property with respect.
Welcomes questions from the homeowner and/or designer.
Finishes the job on time or very close to the schedule.
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