5 MORE Tips For A Stress Free Remodel
If you’ve already read our top five tips for a stress free remodel, you’re well on your way to a calmer, more easeful remodeling relationship. Below are five MORE tips to help make the experience as effortless as possible.
Things to do:
1. Communicate Openly:
- Who to call in an emergency
- Daily carpenter schedules
- Management of trades
- Change order procedures
2. Tackle Disputes Head On:
- Clarify process for conflict resolution
- What does mutual agreement look like?
3. Know When You’re Finished:
- What constitutes “done”?
- Identify project closeout procedures
4. Clarify the Warranty Process:
- Length of time
- What does it cover?
- Who/what does it affect?
5. Last But Not Least:
Share your experience to benefit others through testimonials and referrals. Don’t be afraid to ask questions! Get answers in writing.
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