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What I wish I’d known before hiring a contractor

On the hunt for a contractor to handle your home renovation or repair job? These helpful hints could save you time, money, and a lot of headaches.

By Michelle Crouch and Andrea Bennett

You can pay in instalments

Establish payment stages in your contract. Possible milestones can include framing, plumbing and wiring, drywall and finishes, and you can give your contractor a certain percentage when they reach those milestones. “It’s an incentive to keep things rolling,” says Maxwell.

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Stick to the plan

Make firm decisions, Payne advises. Changing details like finishes or tiles can prolong jobs and result in money down the drain.

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Source: RD Canada

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What I wish I’d known before hiring a contractor

You can pay in instalments

Stick to the plan

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