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By Colm Dillon
These are real builder questions that I got from readers of my e-book, “Residential Development Made Easy” with answers from a major USA Master Builder operating in 48 States.
Question 1.
My wife and I are planning a new home. We intend approaching a builder or two in this area, and I plan on asking them these questions.
A good contractor earns every dime you pay them, a bad contractor will take every dime you have.
There are several reasons good contractors make good incomes. They work hard over many years to acquire a wide set of useful skills. Good contractors almost always started as workmen of one kind or another - carpenter, plumber, electrician, you name it.
They know first hand what it takes to become skilled in those trades. They know by sight what constitutes work well done and when a job was completed poorly. Beyond that, they learn to be good businessmen as well.
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