The quality of the service the remodeler provides will determine the quality of the finished project and your satisfaction with it. When you interview a remodeler, there are a number of qualifications you will want to explore and questions you will want to ask. Remember to ask for a copy of the remodeler's insurance certificates so you can be sure that you are not liable for property damage or job site-related injuries. Longevity usually suggests financial stability. Find out if the remodeler has a track record of successful projects similar to yours.
Most suppliers are willing to extend credit to financially sound companies.
Membership reflects a remodeler's commitment to professionalism in the remodeling industry. A sound structural and architectural knowledge of what is likely to be behind a wall or under a floor helps the remodeler provide reliable estimates. Remember that the person who obtains the permit is the contractor of record and therefore liable for the work. Also, ask the remodeler for examples of how the company has solved home-improvement challenges for other customers. With the research done and the questions asked, now it's time for Making the Decision .