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The hardest part of a home renovation might be finding the right contractor.Often getting the best one for your home -- the true pro who shows up and delivers quality work on time and on budget -- depends on doing some serious screening before the job starts, says John, professional contractor and advertiser in Casa & Garden Magazine.And that could be one area where a lot of homeowners fall short. “I don’t think people try half as hard as they should,” he says.Too many times, he says, enthusiastic homeowners hire the first person they interview. “They get so excited that they made the commitment (to do the renovation or upgrade), that they forget the job they have in front of them,” he says.“One thing I’ve learned: It will take you longer to find the right contractor and check out the job, than to do the job,” he says.To make it a little easier, here are some pro tips for getting the right contractor for your next home addition, upgrade or renovation.

“Take your time,” John says. “Do not be in a hurry.”You’re not ordering a cup of coffee to go, he says. This is a home alteration that you’re going to live with every day.The best thing to do before you start interviewing contractors is educate yourself on the project, he advises. The more you know, the more able you’ll be to ask savvy questions and make smart decisions concerning the project. “Do you want to run (cate-gory)-five or (category)-six (cables)? How far do you think you need to go? Do you need to gut your kitchen?” he says.You can also make a wish list: What are the things you’d like to do in con-junction with this project?One wise move is to call your local government and find out what kind of permits you’re likely to need, John says.Referrals are a primary source for finding a good contractor, says Mike, Estimator at “Two Brothers.” “You want to make sure that, whoever you’re using, that you have a personal referral,” he says.

“That’s why it’s best to talk to a friend.”Then follow up with your own due diligence, says John. Good referrals alone are “not enough,” he says. “Just because a friend liked the contractor, doesn’t mean the job was done right. But that’s a good starting point.”Another promising sign is when two sources recommend the same pro. When John, the master carpenter of “Better Roofs”,” needed someone to retrofit a home with air conditioning, he asked one of the magazine contractors for a recommendation. The same name was mentioned again by a local pro Joshuarespected.“I went ahead and ended up hiring him, and he did a great job,” Joshua says.Do your part on the other end of the referral process, too. When you do find someone great, “tell everyone,” says John.

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