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Choosing a Course of Action

 
Depending on your needs and the size and complexity of your intended remodeling project, there are several different options for you to explore before finalizing your plans. Attempt to define which of the following alternatives represents the best approach for your project.

The Architect
Major remodeling projects require construction drawings to define contracts and permit procurement. If your professional remodeler does not provide design services, you can use a professionally trained architect. It is best to work with an architect experienced in remodeling - he or she will be more sensitive to the special challenges that remodeling represents.

The General Contractor
Many home improvement projects may not require professional design services and can best be handled by an experienced contractor. Again, be sure to deal with a professional. Even small jobs need careful planning as their successful completion is important to you.

The Design/Build Contractor
Design/build is a concept developed by providing both quality design and construction services within the same company. A design/build contractor will be able to see your project through from start to finish, keeping design, engineering and budget in mind.
 
Proper Planning is Important
Look over your property carefully. What repairs are needed? What improvements would you like to make?
Design and Function
Design and function should be foremost in your mind if you are thinking of adding a room or converting an existing room.
Financing Your Remodeling Project
You may wish to obtain financing for your remodeling project.
Select a Professional, Reliable Remodeling Contractor
Finding a qualified, professional remodeling contractor does not have to be a difficult or unpleasant task.
Working with Professionals
Be sure your contractor is aware of vacations or special events so that he or she may plan accordingly.
A Well Written Contract is Essential
Be sure the contract includes the contractor's name, address, phone and license number (if applicable
Comply with Local Codes and Permits
Building codes are established by most cities, towns and counties and vary considerably from one jurisdiction to another.
Code of Ethics
Each member of the National Association of the Remodeling Industry pledges to observe high standards of honesty, integrity and responsibility in the conduct of business.
 

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