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[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] Re: Does anyone have a good Contractor's Agreement?Check him out on the CSLB first Posted by MonroviaDave on May 12, 2010 at 11:44 AM In Reply to: Does anyone have a good Contractor's Agreement? posted by John K on May 10, 2010 at 9:47 AM : Does anyone have a basic contractor's agreement for a remodeling : project, they could share with me? : Thank You, : John : nevermind3@hushmail.com Any competent contractor with offer a solid contract,however.It sounds to me like you want a good experience and finished product from the contractor you deal with.As a ggod old Calif Tax Payer you have the benefit and privilege of "checking the dude out" on the Calif "Contractor State License Board" website.You can see how long hes been "tooled up and in business" whether he's bonded,had complaints or suspensions and so forth.Heres an insightful,practical fact; "The lower the 6 digit Contractor License Number is ,the longer the dude has been in business,hence if the license reads #000047 ,this individuals great grandpa was in the same trade,and this individual your considered probably "carried tools for him" and is highly competant" Finally ,alot of folks nevver ask for recent client testamonials and refferals which any established contractor is happy to provide.Hope this helps. Dave Doyle Follow Ups: Post a Followup: Name : E-Mail : Subject : Comments: : : Does anyone have a basic contractor's agreement for a remodeling : : project, they could share with me? : : Thank You, : : John : : nevermind3@hushmail.com : Any competent contractor with offer a solid contract,however.It sounds to me like you want a good experience and finished product from the contractor you deal with.As a ggod old Calif Tax Payer you have the benefit and privilege of "checking the dude out" on the Calif "Contractor State License Board" website.You can see how long hes been "tooled up and in business" whether he's bonded,had complaints or suspensions and so forth.Heres an insightful,practical fact; : "The lower the 6 digit Contractor License Number is ,the longer the dude has been in business,hence if the license reads #000047 ,this individuals great grandpa was in the same trade,and this individual your considered probably "carried tools for him" and is highly competant" Finally ,alot of folks nevver ask for recent client testamonials and refferals which any established contractor is happy to provide.Hope this helps. Dave Doyle [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] WWWAdmin 2.0a © 1997 Matt Wright and DBasics Software Company, All Rights Reserved

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