Choosing a Contractor: When Is The Time To Start Planning?
- Published on October 22, 2019
- Revised on November 4, 2022
- 1 min read
Karine Gazeryan
Renovation Advisor | RenoAssistance
Do you have a interior or exterior renovation project to do and don’t know where to find contractors?
It’s important to know that the best contractors are very busy, so you need to reserve your contractor months in advance, to guarantee your spot in their schedule. In the table below, you’ll find the delay you need to anticipate before the beginning of each type of project. For example, in the case of a home addition, you should plan for a 6 month delay before the start of your project, to leave time for the plans to be done, to apply for and get permits, etc. The table also includes the ideal season to start each type of project in,
Renovations are a big undertaking — be sure to plan accordingly!
Taking on interior or exterior renovations is an important investment, which is why choosing the right contractor is crucial. At RenoAssistance, we do extensive background checks that include criminal history, solvency, client references and much more. Additionally, when you call us, you will be matched with a Renovation Advisor to help you throughout your entire project. They will evaluate the needs and goals of your project, answer all your questions, and put up to 3 Verified Contractors head to head for quotes on your renovation, to get you the fairest price.
Speak to one of our Advisors at 1 877 736-6360 or submit your project online and one of our Advisors will be in contact shortly!
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