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TIPS ON HIRING PROFESSIONALS
Its OK to tackle some DIY projects but there are limitations to every job or task-and knowing when to call the
professionals
is one of those times or put another way knowing when to "throw in the towel"
The important thing is to develop a good builder/client relationship-this makes for a smooth transition of the jobs
to be done
and minimises the risk of a "fall out".
Budgets,plans,drawings and schedules must be set out in a clear and concise manner, with contracts drawn up at the
onset.
CHOOSING A BUILDER:
There is a saying that good builders are usually very busy.
Selecting one by personal recommendation is usually the best option because you will have seen their work first
hand and also
get an insight into how they worked and how smoothly the project went or not.
If you have to go it alone in search of a builder then ask for 2 references at least-a good builder with a good
Its OK to tackle some DIY projects but there are limitations to every job or task-and knowing when to call the
professionals
is one of those times or put another way knowing when to "throw in the towel"
The important thing is to develop a good builder/client relationship-this makes for a smooth transition of the jobs
to be done
and minimises the risk of a "fall out".
Budgets,plans,drawings and schedules must be set out in a clear and concise manner, with contracts drawn up at the
onset.
CHOOSING A BUILDER:
There is a saying that good builders are usually very busy.
Selecting one by personal recommendation is usually the best option because you will have seen their work first
hand and also
get an insight into how they worked and how smoothly the project went or not.
If you have to go it alone in search of a builder then ask for 2 references at least-a good builder with a good
track record will
have no trouble giving you references, a builder with a shady track record will not want you contacting the
devasted
clients left behind.
Check the builders liability insurance in case something major goes wrong in the house and the repair bill is quite
hefty-who would
foot that kind of bill?
have no trouble giving you references, a builder with a shady track record will not want you contacting the
devasted
clients left behind.
Check the builders liability insurance in case something major goes wrong in the house and the repair bill is quite
hefty-who would
foot that kind of bill?
CHOOSING AN ARCHITECT:
An architects job is to advise you on the proposed budget, the projects strengths and weaknesses.
The architect will also be responsible for drawing up the plans,liasing with the builders, getting estimates from
the
builders and to submit the planning applications for planning permission
The architect will also be responsible for the budget for the project.
Request to see some of their previous work and if possible go and see it for yourself
Use a professional body like RIBA(royal institute of British architects) for advice and recommendations.
CHOOSING AN ELECTRICIAN
There are building regulations covering what you can safely do in DIY where electricity is concerned. This is
covered by the
part P of the building regulations in England and Wales You can get a copy at http://www.handymantips.co.uk
or get advice and recommendations from their professional body NICEIC.
CHOOSING A PLUMBER
Choosing a plumber involves the same process as choosing a builder-but bear in mind where it involves gas work then
you need
to get one that is registered with CORGI.
An architects job is to advise you on the proposed budget, the projects strengths and weaknesses.
The architect will also be responsible for drawing up the plans,liasing with the builders, getting estimates from
the
builders and to submit the planning applications for planning permission
The architect will also be responsible for the budget for the project.
Request to see some of their previous work and if possible go and see it for yourself
Use a professional body like RIBA(royal institute of British architects) for advice and recommendations.
CHOOSING AN ELECTRICIAN
There are building regulations covering what you can safely do in DIY where electricity is concerned. This is
covered by the
part P of the building regulations in England and Wales You can get a copy at http://www.handymantips.co.uk
or get advice and recommendations from their professional body NICEIC.
CHOOSING A PLUMBER
Choosing a plumber involves the same process as choosing a builder-but bear in mind where it involves gas work then
you need
to get one that is registered with CORGI.
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