Anyone familiar with this contractor?

jmen24 · 04-03-2009, 09:13 AM

Penny Penny You are correct in that anyone can get insurance. The first step in any process is to work with a contractor that YOU trust and are comfortable with. Not everyone is a fit. If you trust your contractor and feel the references are good the experience will be so much more rewarding for you the customer. A good reputable contractor will ONLY work with good reputable subs.

But please do not lump all builders and contractors into the same group as we are not all created equal. The bottom line is find a contractor you are comfortable with and stay there, for all your projects. 78% of our business is from repeat customers and 2/3 of that number have been working with us since founding in 1998. I am not jumping on you or trying disregard your experiences, but not all contractors are equal.

04-03-2009, 09:13 AM	#19
jmen24 Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 1,139 Thanks: 223 Thanked 319 Times in 181 Posts	You are Correct Penny Penny You are correct in that anyone can get insurance. The first step in any process is to work with a contractor that YOU trust and are comfortable with. Not everyone is a fit. If you trust your contractor and feel the references are good the experience will be so much more rewarding for you the customer. A good reputable contractor will ONLY work with good reputable subs. But please do not lump all builders and contractors into the same group as we are not all created equal. The bottom line is find a contractor you are comfortable with and stay there, for all your projects. 78% of our business is from repeat customers and 2/3 of that number have been working with us since founding in 1998. I am not jumping on you or trying disregard your experiences, but not all contractors are equal.

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