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How to wisely choose people to work in/on your home for you.   First, understand that not every person you contact is interested in doing your job. Don’t be offended if they don’t call back, They should, but sometimes Very Busy People don’t have time for courtesy. I hope I don’t offend anyone here, but the number one complaint I’ve heard in the last 18 years in this town in this business is that trades-people don’t call back in response to your call or after they’ve seen your project. However, polite people will call you back even if only to say they are not available for your current project. Make a note of them, because they may be interested in your next project!!   Locating people to call:   Telephone book yellow pages (people there have been around a while). Newspapers - Contractor directories and classified. Local Merchants (referrals may or may not have an implied vote of...
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