A remodel project can be a major undertaking, or a fairly minor one. But even a minor remodel project can turn into an ugly nightmare if you choose the wrong contractor.  Fortunately, there's a lot of qualified contractors out there with solid business integrity, but there's far too many shady, fly by night contractors as well.  So I'm going to help you with making the right choice.

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Remodel projects often involve a lot of planning and thinking.  You have to decide on just what you are wanting to accomplish, how much you can afford, what materials to use, colors, price range & so much more.  It can get a bit overwhelming, but with a good contractor, they can provide you with a lot of helpful guidance on your project.  So don't neglect this one, very important step when starting your project.

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Research, research, research.  I stress this in my guide because it's one of the most important ways to find a good contractor.  There's many ways to research them, and some pitfalls to be aware of when doing so.  

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Don't rely on just one research tool, but instead incorporate several.  I'll show you how to go about this important step.

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'Sure, I can handle all that for you, I've been doing this for 20 years'.   I hear statements like that all the time, and often it means that 20 years ago I helped my uncle Ed hang drywall in his garage, and I've messed with it ever since.  Or, I've been in construction for 20 years, but I've been a tile guy, or a roofer most of that time.  They often fail to clarify their experience, so I'll help you know what to ask when interviewing a contractor.

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Learn how to get a professional, detailed contract.  Learn what you need to ensure is included in the contract.  You even need to make sure you include what they are Not to do, and why that matters.  I'll give you pointers on payment terms, detailing a completion date, when they'll start, who cleans up and so much more.

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