kakkoigaku asked:

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WILMER

C asked:


My first contractor flaked out and never gave me an estimate after I spent hours explaining to the plumber and electrician what I wanted done. Now I am trying to get the plumber and electrician’s estimates and have them lined up to work on a specific date. “Professional courtesy” because the bid was under the flakey contractor has impeded the process. I want to save the “surcharge” my contractor would charge and just hire the plumber and electrician by myself. Why is this so hard? What is the secret code to get this done??!! I want to save myself the money, especially since the bids are already done and they know what I want/need done!

ABE

Nicholas asked:


I sold a house in April and I have a sub-contractor who was not paid by the general contractor I hired. Apparently, the general contractor I paid kept the money and did not pay sub-contractors. Can the sub-contractor place a lien on my house even though I sold it?

Thanks.
in Michigan
Also-
Title was cleared when I sold the property in April. I no longer own this house. So can he place a lien and if so, how does that effect me?

TRACY

lenaprofile asked:

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CORNELL

Skwisgaar1991 asked:

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JOSE

alan p asked:


In CA it is a misdemeanor for an unlicensed contractor to do more than $500 in work on a single project. This law cannot be “waived” by the customer. (California Business & Professions Code sections 7028 & 7048). But the question is this:
Can someone such as a neighbor of the homeowner report the contractor that the homeowner hired (to the Contractors State License Board, local police department, attorneys office, dept of insurance, etc,) even if they (the neighbor) have no evidence of them being payed more than $5000? If they simply see and hear weeks of work going on by that “contractor” and can prove that this contractor’s license expired 8 years ago?

JONAS

JL’s Mom asked:


My husband a trucker and considerd and independent contractor. They do NOT take taxes and the like out of his paychecks. How do we go about paying the tax? We were told we needed to file paperwork every 3 months and that we should be holding x amount back, but what paperwork we need to file and how much to hold back is a mystery. Do we have to have an accountant or can we just do this ourselves? ANY information would be helpful. Thanks!
We have an accountant now and she is taking care of that aspect AND our household bills-the problem is our morgtage is repetedly late and there have been a few times the utilities have been turned off on us. I was just wondering if we could do this ourselves or if we should just let her keep handleing things?
To file ourselves what forms do we need and where do we get them?
Does the size of the household have any effect on this??

RAUL

A Nutt asked:


Whether you are a commercial company or an individual who needs construction work or renovation done, there are contractors available to meet your particular needs. The completion of a remodeling or building project requires careful planning and implementation. Contractors will have the proper training and many years of experience. They have developed a network of reliable construction supply contacts and skilled workers who can get the job done on time and on budget.

The best place to obtain a quality contractor is through a referral company or service. Before enlisting a contractor’s services you need to know what kind of contractor you will need for your work project.

Commercial Contractors: There are many aspects of commercial renovation and construction contractors that are different from residential contractors. Commercial contractors specialize in industry and business related buildings that can include: retail, hospitality, industrial, government, and apartment improvements. Commercial contractors must adhere to legal regulations instituted by the government and town or city. For instance, they have commercial codes that must be followed regarding commercial construction that includes plumbing, electrical wiring, smoke detectors, sprinkler systems, emergency exit points, structural additions, renovation, repairs, and much more. Restroom requirements and restrictions are another consideration for commercial building plans. Commercial contractors will provide an estimate before you sign the work contract.

Residential Contractors: A residential contractor provides home and renovation services. They have the qualifications and experience to complete any home project such as: roofing, adding a room, renovating bathrooms, kitchens, bedrooms,etc. After the job is complete, they will take care of the clean up. They will provide an estimate before you sign the work contract.

Commercial and Residential Contractor referral services differ according to the targeted business. A commercial referral service will only list referrals who are involved with commercial projects. A residential referral service will list contractors who are involved with home based projects. Many referral services will offer both types of contractor referrals.

Online contractor referral services will provide verified, insured, and licensed contractor quotes for any type of project. Bringing homeowners and businesses together with contractors on a referral site will insure that both are dedicated to getting the job done accurately and at the best possible price. Homeowners and businesses can check the integrity and quality of a particular contractor by reading job evaluation responses from former customers. Contractors will bid on your project so that you can get a number of quotes to help you make a final decision about who you will hire. It is a great tool that will ensure you are getting quality and value for your money.

If you have a project that is either commercial or residential, all you have to do is post your project on an online contractor referral site. You will then start to receive bids from local contractors. Some sites also have an advance search feature that will allow you to locate the best contract for your particular new home construction, renovation, or commercial project. One of the best features of the service is that most online referral sites do not charge a fee for customers to post their projects.

A quality referral service will not require contractors to pay a fee to be listed on their site. This ensures that contractors are selected based on quality and competitive prices. As well, contractors will work hard to achieve high quality standards in order to maintain a great reputation.

Finding commercial and residential contractors has never been easier and quicker. By using a contractor referral service, you will rest easy knowing that you have spent your money wisely.



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