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How to Select a Qualified Natural Stone Contractor
1. Ask family, friends, and neighbors for referrals. Most of all, check them out on the Better Business Bureau.
2. After you have identified several contractors, schedule appointments for estimate. Most will be free but confirm in advance.
3. During your estimate, describe the "look" you'd like to achieve and ask questions.
4. Evaluate your quotes, request references, and check them. Ask to see examples of projects recently completed by the contractor.
5. Request proof of liability insurance and state license. Make sure to deal with a company that has a fabrication shop locally.
6. Select a contractor you believe is skilled and trustworthy, and with whom you feel comfortable. Make sure everything you and your contractor agree to is included in your contract. Don't sign anything until you understand and agree with all of the terms.
7. Plan your project carefully, then keep the lines of communication open with your contractor throughout the project. Keep a job file of all important documentation.
8. Ask your contractor to estimate a time frame for the job and plan accordingly.
9. Keep in mind that anyone can buy a slab of granite, the real difference is in the fabrication and installation process.
2. After you have identified several contractors, schedule appointments for estimate. Most will be free but confirm in advance.
3. During your estimate, describe the "look" you'd like to achieve and ask questions.
4. Evaluate your quotes, request references, and check them. Ask to see examples of projects recently completed by the contractor.
5. Request proof of liability insurance and state license. Make sure to deal with a company that has a fabrication shop locally.
6. Select a contractor you believe is skilled and trustworthy, and with whom you feel comfortable. Make sure everything you and your contractor agree to is included in your contract. Don't sign anything until you understand and agree with all of the terms.
7. Plan your project carefully, then keep the lines of communication open with your contractor throughout the project. Keep a job file of all important documentation.
8. Ask your contractor to estimate a time frame for the job and plan accordingly.
9. Keep in mind that anyone can buy a slab of granite, the real difference is in the fabrication and installation process.