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Does the Contractor: Benefit To You
Provide proof of state and local licensing and insurance Minimum requirement for legality
Document how long they have been in business Someone you can call on after the job is done
Have a professional designation such as CGR or CR Quality, professionalism and service
Belong to any trade organizations Expanded knowledge base means better service
Have membership in the Better Business Bureau Committed to customer satisfaction
Have any awards for their work The best of the best are recognized by their Peers
Follow a written code of ethics Honesty and trustworthiness
Use a written set of quality standards Written definition of quality
Offer in-house project design capability Practical: saves time and money
Have a formal training program for employees Qualified craftsmen
Use new materials and methods Innovation
Demonstrate safety training Safer job site
Perform daily job site clean up and use of negative draft dust control Orderly job site and cleaner house
 
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