By MyBuilder.ie
01/24/2017 How to find the Right Builder for You
Finding a reputable builder can be
tricky. Use our top tips, from our database of verified Builders and Tradesmen,
to ensure your renovation is high
quality and runs smoothly.
When it comes to choosing the right builder,
nothing is more reassuring than being able to access a builder’s project photos
and previous recommendations from clients who have had building work done in
the past. On MyBuilder.ie our registered tradesmen and builders are checked and
verified. You can be assured of piece of mind that we have vetted the builder
prior to any initial contact.
You can begin
your search for a reputable builder by browsing the tradesmen’s recent
reviews and ratings from jobs they have completed. Ask the tradesman what
experience they have in the work you need completed.
Also ask how long they have been
trading for, if they have insurance and if they provide a guarantee.
GET QUOTES IN
Receive at least 3 quotes from
builders for your job. Don’t just go with the cheapest. Ensure the tradesman
breaks down all of the costs, as quotes can vary from one builder to the next.
You should never compromise on quality even if one quote is substantially
cheaper than the other.
CHECK WHAT’S INCLUDED IN A WRITTEN QUOTE
Read the quotes carefully and check
what is included to make sure everything you would require is covered in a
written contract from start and competition dates to removal of waste, skip
hire and payment schedules. Ask for confirmation as to whether
planning permission is required and if they will need to apply for Building
Regulations.
And Finally…
If you follow the guidelines set out above you should be on your way to
having your project completed satisfactorily to the standard required.
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