Can a Contractor Go Bad?
Unfortunately, About 70% of Contractors Are Bad, and Another 10% Are Downright Con Artists. What's the Difference? Bad Contractors Don't Know Any Better, and...
Unfortunately, about 70% of contractors are bad, and another 10% are downright con artists. What's the difference? Bad contractors don't know any better, and they don't care to learn how to do better.
How can you tell if a contractor is bad?
Warning Signs Of A Bad Contractor
- They Constantly Make Excuses.
- They Have Significantly Lower Prices Than Competitors.
- They Don't Like Written Agreements.
- They Only Communicate Via Phone Calls.
- They Don't Answer Your Questions.
- They're Not Comfortable Providing You With References.
- They Are Unlicensed.
How do you deal with a bad contractor?
This is what to do when a contractor does poor quality work:
- First, Fire Your Contractor (If You Can) ...
- If The Contractor Is Bonded, Submit A Claim With The Proper Agency. ...
- File A Complaint With The Applicable State Licensing Board. ...
- Hire An Attorney. ...
- File A Case In Small Claims Court. ...
- Leave A Bad Review.
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