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Bak2Bak
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Contracting for Re-hab work
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Can anyone offer me a "standard" or template scope of work that I can edit (Word Doc. Prefered) and submit to potential contractors for bids?
I am looking to contract for work on a home I am about to re-hab and want to be sure that the work to be done and paid for is clearly written out and understood by both parties.
Thanks, GC in Baltimore
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1)If the remodel is exstensive have an architect, or a drafting company do some quick plans detailing the work to be done.
2) Then have the contractor make up a detailed estimate of what is covered. If his estimate does not clearly detail all of the work, or he is unwilling to ....run, and keep looking.
Sean 8)
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