Secrets to hiring a good contractor, and warning signs of a bad one

The video provides guidance on hiring a trustworthy contractor for home renovations. It showcases a bathroom remodel by Hannah Wells and offers tips on finding reputable contractors, such as getting referrals, written quotes, and paying in stages. It emphasizes the importance of contractors being transparent on social media and warns of red flags like unverifiable insurance and suspiciously low quotes. The video concludes with advice on choosing contractors who either design themselves or outsource.

What is the first step recommended by Hannah Wells when looking for a reliable contractor?

• Get referrals from friends and neighbors

• Check online reviews

• Look for advertisements

• Visit contractor offices

Why is it important to get multiple quotes in writing from contractors?

• To ensure the contractor is licensed

• To compare prices and services

• To avoid verbal misunderstandings

• To secure a discount

What is a red flag when evaluating a contractor's insurance status?

• They offer a very high quote

• They cannot provide a certificate of insurance

• They have a large team

• They use subcontractors

What does Hannah suggest about contractors who are active on social media?

• They are likely to be more expensive

• They may not be trustworthy

• They are transparent about their work

• They are inexperienced

What should you consider regarding a contractor's design process?

• If they do the designing themselves or hire it out

• Their experience with large projects

• Their availability for immediate start

• Whether they use eco-friendly materials