Homeowner's Guide USA

Private Home Decision Makers in Charge!

Realistically, the essential home services of contractors cannot be understated. There are just some projects better left to them. But we may want to always use responsible protocol to ensure our decision is based more on documented evidence of their reliability rather than on their presentations, alone. Presentations like un-validated word-of-mouth are not representative of their actual performance rating and reliability.

One other thing, such overtures do not reveal if whether or not they can be a health danger to our entire family. Respectively, we can do exceedingly well implementing safety measures to protect the well-being of ourselves and property from detrimental individuals in the building trades. In the meantime, since the number of Covid-19 confirmed cases continues to rise, the risk of infection or compounded infection becomes greater.

Accordingly, as stressed earlier in this guide [but differently], we may want to daily inventory our options for drastically reducing contact with an assortment of contractors. This is particularly so when there are home projects we can tackle which we will have otherwise delegated to them. These can be designated as not critical enough for service call. They are now re-assigned as DIY

SUMMARY

As we anticipate professional assistance with some projects, we may want to focus on perfecting the quality of our thinking towards 2 basic things:

1. Strategy towards preparing for successful accomplishment of one project at a time.

2. Strategy towards continuing to strive towards clearly KNOWING all which we must in order to make the perfect related hiring decision.

The process for being on target is pretty much the same in both cases:

* Clearly identifying our challenge. * Identifying the need for soundly overcoming it.

* Deciding how we can do this in a timely and productive way.

* Proceeding consistent with what we know can and should be done to that effect.

* Accomplishing our objective. Corrupt building trades personnel (as some contractors) are like invasive weeds and hazardous drain cleaners in that we can do perfectly well without them.

SUMMARY

We can do well to remember that some of the nicest people we can meet – online or off – may not necessarily be fit for the challenge of our home projects.

We may have charity in our hearts if some contractors or related firms want our business, but we may want to first prioritize knowing significantly more about their reputation to deliver.

More than that, if whether or not they have the right training, credentials, and predisposition for our nature of home project. We can start by handing them an application specific to contractors who are not regularly working and known in OUR neighborhood.

HGRBS offers, consistent with its Free Service Policy, such a document without present or future obligation: The Service Validation Form.

This unique application for residential contractors is replete with easy-to-follow tips for requiring unknown contractors to fill out ELSEWHERE, then to return with it on a scheduled day. For sure, is more residents adopted this safety measure, they would be a lot more spared the agony of another a betrayed household