If you’ve watched any of those renovation shows on TV, you’ll be familiar with the following scenario. Someone is tearing down drywall when a very expensive issue is revealed. This budget-busting problem means sacrifices will have to be made in order to keep the budget intact. Sound familiar? While unexpected surprises can be a part of any build, we do have some tips for you, as the client, to help keep your project budget under control.
When you hire a contractor, it’s a big decision. Even a small project costs time and money that you want to put to good use. You’re putting your trust in the contractor to do a quality job. At Dunlap, our mission is to consistently provide the highest quality workmanship. We want to earn our clients’ trust, and we know that’s no easy feat. But our 3-step system is designed to ensure success.
When it comes to healthcare facilities, performing construction work has a unique set of challenges. Whether it’s new construction or remodeling, it’s important to choose a contractor that has the experience and qualifications to do the job. We’ve been working with our local hospital systems and medical offices for decades, honing our skills in this specific type of construction. Let’s take a look at some of the challenges of healthcare construction, and how we expertly tackle them.
At Dunlap, we take customer satisfaction seriously. In fact, it’s one of our top priorities, along with high-quality workmanship and doing business with integrity. We believe that being service-minded almost always leads to project success. And, you could say we know a little something about it after 40+ years in the business. When you work with us, your project becomes our project – and you become a part of the family.
When it comes to hiring a contractor for your home remodel or renovation, you’ll want to be sure you’re asking the right questions. It’s easy to be tempted by a low quote or flashy promises, but how do you know if you’re working with someone reputable? Choosing poorly could mean a bad outcome, budget-busting mistakes, or worse. Here are 5 key questions to ask potential home contractors before you actually sign on the dotted line.