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7 Tips For Hiring A Pool Contractor |
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When hiring a pool contractor, it's not too different than hiring any other contractor to work on your home - a plumber, a carpenter or landscaper. All of the same rules apply. Below, are a few tips that will make your journey a little smoother, and will help you negotiate with swimming pool builders.
Tip #1 Get for more than one bid.
Two to three are ideal. You've found this site, so use it to your advantage and request up to 5 Free Swimming Pool Quotes now. Building a
swimming pool is a specialized activity and experience is always the best
teacher. Read the fine print and do a
comparison of the three to four bids.
Tip # 2: Look out for incentives
Some pool builders will offer bonuses to get your business. You may be offered a various accessories to for free to sweeten the deal if the pool contractor knows you already have a few bids in hand.
Tip #3: Ask for testimonials
Word-of-mouth is a powerful tool and great pool builders know that their reputation is everything. In fact, the best pool builders frequently do no advertising at all and rely strickly on referrals.
Tip #4: Make sure they are licensed and insured
In most States, every swimming pool builder must have a license. All pool builders in the FreePoolQuotes.com Network are licensed and insured.
Tip #5: No need to pay cash upfront
Many homeowners are not aware that certain states set maximum percentages for down payments on in ground swimming pool projects. Look up your state's recommended amount and pay only that amount when you sign the contract. A pool builder who asks for more should be viewed with suspicion.
Tip #6: Set up project milestones
Building an in ground pool involves a team of specialized workers: contractors, plumbers, electricians and more. Discuss and finalize payment schedules so the project is not delayed. Only make the final payment when the pool is 100% finished and you're totaly satisfied with the work.
Tip #7: Keep all documents and receipts
If a dispute arises in the future, your receipts and documents will be required as proof.
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