If so, its good to be aware of some of the pitfalls of the process, so you can save yourself time, money and aggravation. Even if your project is moderate in size, it’s recommended that you negotiate a contract that protects your interests in the event any problems crop up that are related to your remodelers failure to perform as promised. The definition of performance should include assurance that any necessary permits are secured to cover the full scope of your project. Other insurance-related issues should be incorporated into the contract to protect you against liability and possible losses associated with the actions of your contractor, sucontractors and cre.

Realty Times has a good overview of other important considerations before you begin a remodeling contract.

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