Home Improvement: Six Steps to Saving Money Before Taking the Big Plunge
Nonfiction, Home & Garden, The Home, Repair, Remodeling & Renovation
| Author: | Lynnette Hartwig | ISBN: | 9781310571916 |
| Publisher: | Lynnette Hartwig | Publication: | September 18, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Lynnette Hartwig |
| ISBN: | 9781310571916 |
| Publisher: | Lynnette Hartwig |
| Publication: | September 18, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Thinking about adding on? Renovating? New kitchen? Dormer? Peek behind the curtain of the construction industry. If you're a landlord, house flipper, or property manager, this book is even more valuable.
The six chapters here are a few select excerpts from the book "Contractor Heaven" which focus on mainly larger projects. The full book offers more detailed help with under-three-day projects as well as large, and also contains a section with dozens of free or low cost design features to ask for during the work, enhancing your daily enjoyment forever.
Contents:
- Why Asking for 30% off—and Getting It—Means You’re Still Being Overcharged
- Five Little-Known Truths about Contractors
- Renovate, Add On, or Move?
- Being Your Own General Contractor
- The Building Inspector
- Buying Components Yourself
When hiring contractors, be brave, have self-confidence and wear the cloak of your authority. Don't waste your time reading about projects gone into the ditch; learn how to keep yours on the road.
Thinking about adding on? Renovating? New kitchen? Dormer? Peek behind the curtain of the construction industry. If you're a landlord, house flipper, or property manager, this book is even more valuable.
The six chapters here are a few select excerpts from the book "Contractor Heaven" which focus on mainly larger projects. The full book offers more detailed help with under-three-day projects as well as large, and also contains a section with dozens of free or low cost design features to ask for during the work, enhancing your daily enjoyment forever.
Contents:
- Why Asking for 30% off—and Getting It—Means You’re Still Being Overcharged
- Five Little-Known Truths about Contractors
- Renovate, Add On, or Move?
- Being Your Own General Contractor
- The Building Inspector
- Buying Components Yourself
When hiring contractors, be brave, have self-confidence and wear the cloak of your authority. Don't waste your time reading about projects gone into the ditch; learn how to keep yours on the road.
