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Download sample Construction Document Front Elevation Plan |
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Tell us what features You want in Your New Home. And we will email You a 100% Free Floor Plan and Front Elevation of Your New Home. email : Alfred Arreguin |
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Rule number one. Do not pay for services or materials upfront. Protect yourself when doing anykind of improvements to your home or when building a New Home. I am sure you have heard many stories of people lossing money to a contractor Or something to that effect. Some individuals have been taken for thousands of dollars. When asked later as to why they paid up front. The answer is usually someting like. It was a "down payment" , "They needed it for materials", "They seemed very trustworthy", and "They were highly recommended." Well, needless to say, If you asked the people who have nothing to show for their money. They would tell you "Do not pay for anyting upfront." An alternative to paying a Contractor for materials upfront is to buy the materials yourself. And have them ready at the job site. You should focus on finish materials like paints, fixtures, etc. All other support materials should be included in Contractors bid which they pay for or get on credit to complete your job. So, the question is,"How do we pay then?" The answer to this is in proportions at the rate at which work is completed and checked. As the Property Owner you will assume the responsibility of checking technically demanding trade work of which you many have no experience at. If you are qualified to check this work GREAT. If not it is always best to pay an independent contractor to do the checking. Licensed General Contractors and Builders with experience are good candidates for this job. Architects and Engineers are also qualified but might cost you more than that position warrants. So, One can schedule Draws or Payments to be made at certain levels of completion as worked out between You and the individuals doing the work. If the job last more than a week you might consider paying for work completed each week. You should also sign a contract stipulating work and payment schedules. Good luck! |
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