Posted by Lloyd in South Carolina on July 26, 2011 at 11:39:24 from (162.111.235.14):
Making progress toward our new place,,,, ready now to actually start the construction phase....... finaly done with the earth moving.
Got my building permit last week for the barn. Looking to hire a contractor to pour a 42'x50' monelithic slab. Too much concrete for me to manage.
Is it unreasonable for me to state the following?
#1 I'll pay a 20% deposit when the job starts. (not before work starts) #2 I'll pay the rest on completion... same day will write the check before they leave.
Trying to avoid the I pay deposit, they get busy and get to me 3 weeks later thing I see happening often. And have no interest in chasing contractors who got pain, but have not found time to get done.
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