The contractor should also guarantee that his subcontractors carry these minimum coverages. This insurance protects the property for the amount of money already advanced to a builder. Ask what kinds of warranty the builder offers. Find out what items are covered in the warranty and ask if he will deal with an appliance manufacturer in the event of a warranty claim. Ask when he could get to work if he were awarded the contract.
Good contractors book up early.
You don't want to get too far into this process or get your heart set on someone only to find you can't break ground for a year. The location of the house to be built, along with the approximate dimensions. This should be accompanied by a legal description of the property, plus a survey or sketch showing the siting of the house with setbacks, etc. as appropriate. The contractors' license number, name and working address. A detailed description of the work to be performed.