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Choosing a Contractor
The kitchen is the center of your home. It draws family members to its warmth and it's where a home truly resides. If you've just decide to get yourself a newly remodeled kitchen, congratulations! It's the best decision you could ever make for your house. Remember however that your kitchen renovation will only be as good as the Portland area kitchen remodeler who executes your project. Choose with care.
First and foremost, a kitchen remodeling contractor has to be licensed. This is the most basic requirement you could ask of your Portland, OR area contractor. Check if he has the necessary certification from professional and trade organizations. Does he heave proper licensing? An unlicensed contractor on your premises can be a huge liability in case there is an accident on your property. You will be responsible for injured caused to worker injured on your premises. Take a while to check into these requirements before you proceed further. Your kitchen remodeling contractor must also have several years of experience in the business.
Always hire a kitchen remodeling company that has a Portland, OR area physical addresses and a presents a professional front. Workers should be uniformed, and must be neat in appearance. They should have identity tags prominently displayed and come to your house equipped with all necessary equipment. Ask for references, and call these clients up to ask about their experience with the remodeling contractor? Ask if their experience was satisfactory overall. Go to the local Better Business Bureau and check if there have been any complaints that have been filed against the contractor.
Recent Requests
We want to remodel our kitchen! We have an L-shape counter we wish to straighten out and a look through we want to remove, in additon to getting rid of the 80's small over and installing a gasstop range. Would like to use existing cabinets and re-face. Floor is good. Lighting needed badly. As eco friendly as possible. alternatives to granite countertops.
Jackie T
Hi - wondering about a kitchen remodel - very preliminary. House was built in late 70's, about 2500 sq ft - standard kitchen with eating area. would like to have new floor, new cabinets, new counters, new stove. Perhaps minor structural modification - push out one interior wall. Could you give me some idea of a ballpark cost - none of this would be high-end style/materials, but decent quality. thank you
Chris L