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Looking For Assistance Interior and Exterior Remodeling? Check These Tips!

Author: Hampry Gomes
by Hampry Gomes
Posted: Jan 15, 2018

Remodeling the interiors and exteriors of commercial buildings and premises requires plenty of planning. As the business manager or someone in charge of the job, your first task is to find a reliable contractor who can take up the work with assured commitment. In this post, we have listed down a few tips that may come handy.

Make Your List:

When it comes to interior and exterior remodeling for commercial spaces, you need to have a clear set of goals, which largely determine the planning process. You need to make a list of the things you want to achieve, and the aspects that must not be altered or changed. Knowing your goals also comes handy in deciding the budget.

Don’t Start With the Budget:

If you are looking for commercial contractors, don’t start with simple estimates – Period. More often than not, contractors compete with one another, and in the process, they do their best to reduce the costs, which can also impact the quality of work done. First and foremost, check the experience and expertise of the concerned commercial contractor and ask questions related to their recent projects. A company that claims to be the best in business should have at least a few known clients. Try to know their clientele and ask for references. The idea is to recognize their work portfolio so that you can have a realistic understanding of their expertise.

Be Realistic With Your Budget:

Yes, every project, no matter whether it is commercial or residential, needs to have a budget, which largely depends on the work and the contractor you choose. However, when it comes to budgeting, you need to know the simple aspects of saving money. Talk to your contractor on how you can achieve the set goals without going overboard on the budget. More than anything, keep at least 15% of the budget aside for contingency needs, because for commercial projects, it is often hard to predict things completely.

Do Check the Basics:

Is the company/contractor licensed? Do they have all the necessary permissions? What kind of projects do they frequently do? Do they have an in-house team of architects and interior designers? If yes, are you allowed to speak to the core team working on your project? What are their other areas of expertise? Can they manage large projects in time? These are just some of the relevant questions that you must ask before selecting a company. Keep in mind that general contractors for commercial projects may also have the experience of handling remodeling work, so choose a company based on its work and not claims.

Lastly, be around. As a client, you need to still have a close look at the development of the project, and if you don’t have that kind of time, at least seek regular reports from the concerned company. You need to know their work process, and more than anything else, you need to ensure that the deadlines are met, because extending the project only increases the costs.

Contact Information:

Sigma Contracting, Inc

Web Site: www.sigmacontracting.com

9019 E. Bahia Drive, Suite 102

Scottsdale AZ 85260

Telephone: (602) 788-7800

Email: info@sigmacontracting.com
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