Let’s face it, you know what you like and you know what you want. It is common for the home-owner to ask if contractors are willing to work with trades that they would specifically like to use and hire themselves. As well, the homeowners often ask that the contractor work with material, such as flooring, that a homeowner has supplied. This is acceptable in a lot of cases but you should be aware of a few conditions that the contractor may have in order to do so.
Home-owner Supplied Trades and Material:
For example: If a shower kit is purchased by the homeowner but it is faulty and leaks and another unit is required to be purchased, additional costs may be incurred due to the plumber having to install the shower kit twice.
Our next post explains how the project management meetings typically happen and what you can do if you’d like to meet after hours or have an unresponsive contractor.
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