Easy Access Bathroom Renovations

There are plenty of ways your reno project could go wrong, and picking a genuine and trusted company is very important since reno projects cost so much and deal with the place you call home. To ensure you are dealing with a professional company, consider the following.

• Non-Responsiveness: If a contractor is difficult to reach or doesn’t respond promptly, it may indicate poor organization or a lack of prioritization for your project.
• Vague or Missing Contracts: A detailed written contract is essential to ensure all project terms are clearly defined and legally binding; without it, you lack protection and clarity.
• Over-Promising Capabilities: Be cautious of contractors who claim to handle all types of projects, as this may indicate overconfidence or desperation rather than actual expertise.
• Inability to Provide References: Contractors who can’t or won’t provide references from past clients are a red flag, suggesting potential issues with their reliability or quality of work.
• Suspiciously Low Pricing: Extremely low quotes compared to others might indicate cost-cutting on materials or workmanship, leading to potential quality issues.
• Lack of Insurance: Ensure your contractor has adequate insurance and employs licensed tradespeople to protect yourself from liabilities and ensure professional standards.
• A Sudden Large Price Reduction: If you are quoted a large amount and then the price suddenly drops 10,000 dollars, you are experiencing a common sales tactic where they are testing the waters for whales. If you push on the price they reduce it and if you do not push on the price and pay, you are a ‘whale.’ Instead of quoting a fair price from the outset, they tried to make you pay more if it was not questioned and then once caught they disguised the sudden discount as a ‘good deal.’ 
• Time to finish the job is too fast: Renos take a long time to complete depending on the scope of the project and anything less than one week should have you questioning the quality of the work.
• Never go with the first company through the door: Always get a second quote from another well-established company to see how they compare in terms of timeline pricing and material costs.
• Paying high for cheap material: Do your research. If they are offering a great price on something that is normally very expensive, they could be saying one thing and installing another.