gregg's blog

In today's economic climate, most of our customer's are looking to work within a specific budget. I will try and give some advice on how to go about that with your contractor.

First, I always think it is a good idea to share your budget with your contractor for jobs over $10,000. People tend to hold this number close to the vest, but I think it is good policy to share that number. After all, the contractor may be the only one to get you to the budget number and conversely can tell you if your budget number is unrealistic for the project at hand.

It is that time of the year where people start looking at their house and put lists together for things they would like to get done. If you have any questions about home improvements, I will be more than happy to answer them for you through this BLOG.

Gregg

What to look for in hiring a Home Improvement Contractor

Since I was asked in my first TV interview for advice on what to look for in hiring a home improvement contractor, I though I would start this Blog with that advice.

What to look for in the County of Rockland

*Make sure the contractor is licensed and that the license covers the classification the project calls for. The first place to start is by calling the Office of Consumer Protection @ 845-708-7610 or visit their web site at:

http://www.co.rockland.ny.us/cpl/default.htm

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So now we a have a blog!

We also had a TV appearance. In case you missed it here's the link.

http://shar.es/mWBzh