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Good advice. I'd also add get the scope of work in a written contract, ask for proof of insurance and don't pay upfront. If they need your money upfront to do your work, time to look for someone else.
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#msg5946681So apparently, there is a scammer taking advantage of homeowners in the Kingwood area, it's on another site easy to find. Please be aware when hiring contractors. Random people or door knockers are probably not the best plan for Kingwood residents, or seniors. however do whatever you want. Many Contractors are so busy that we cannot take on more work. So these types show up and scam you or just do the worse work, even left incomplete and sometimes just the demo and their. Gone and now you got nothing and a mess.
Glad you posted this this is an awful practice. I never give a contractor a Penny and if they need supplies, I go with them to buy them, and they are delivered directly to my home, not going in the back of their truck!
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I had two solicitors Tuesday evening. They keep talking while you tell them not interested. I do wonder how tough their job is. They have to get used to people saying no. I always wish them good luck.
#msg5946735If they need your money upfront to do your work, time to look for someone else.
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