Before you appoint
Compare what each proposal includes. Check that the products, preparation and exclusions are clear, rather than comparing headline totals alone.
Good work should
stand up to good questions.
Use evidence you can verify to decide whether a bathroom contractor is right for your project.
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What to ask for.
- Recent projects with a comparable scope and permission to view or discuss them.
- A clear description of who is responsible for each trade.
- Relevant insurance and qualifications verified with their issuer.
- An itemised written scope, payment schedule and change process.
During the work
Keep a record of decisions and agree variations before they proceed. Ask who handles questions when several trades are involved.
At handover
Inspect the room together. Keep care instructions, completion records and an agreed list of any outstanding items.
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