Home Improvement Remodeling? Red Flags When Hiring Contractors in LA

Veronica

red flags - general contractorA licensed professional responsible for managing labor and materials. - interior designer - watch out for - pay attention -tips- look out for- advice - the look out

2) Why Not Hire an Unlicensed Contractor? RED FLAGS

-ppl who decided not to go with Bradco bc it’s too $

-if you’re a licensed contractor: 7 yrs? Client can come back

-guarantee: we’ve been around for 25 yrs, family business who values their customers

-what to watch out for when the price is so good? do u really understand what product your buying? All jobs are broken up by job types, cabinet person for cabinetryBuilt-in furniture designed for storage, including kitchen, bath, and custom installations.

-in the end a professional is less expensive and forsees from the beginning what needs to be done. Less professional is leaving so many things out of the picture which costs more.

-Important Points:

• get an itemized proposal, don’t get an estimate (ex: kitchen remodel $7000, what does that include)
• don’t hire a contracter with an out of state license plate
• ASK a contractor for license and check it, should have it readily available, it’s illegal for a contractor to work without a license, hotline which encourages to snitch, check contractors state board
• check insurances: 1) workman’s comp: says independent worker but actually brings a worker but it didn’t cover the other person in case of injuries 2) liability
• you’re legally not allowed to take more than 10% or $1000 with the signature of contract of the total