Some contractors may offer to hire people who are not legally licensed to work on their jobs. You should never hire anyone who doesn't legally have the. You should never hire anyone who doesn't legally have the ability to do the job. If you are not diligent in hiring a contractor, you risk taking on enormous responsibility if someone is injured.
Make sure the contractor is licensed and insured, and that they have evidence of an insurance policy. Be aware of subcontractors hired by a general contractor to ensure they are covered by your policy. Stephanie Booth's stories have appeared in magazines such as Real Simple, Cosmopolitan, Glamour and Psychology Today. For immediate contact, call (85) 650-5492. Knowing the right questions to ask a contractor before hiring can make a difference in the outcome of your project.
We've compiled a list of 14 questions that will ensure you get all the information you need to start a project knowing that your home is in good hands.
