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Updated almost 10 years ago on . Most recent reply
Contractor Rant
Few questions for the BP community:
1. How do you deal with a contractor that asks what other estimates have come in at and then either matches the price or beats it by just a little bit, then expects to win the work? (assume quality of work is the same)
My response has always been "put your best foot forward - if you want to play the game of undercutting another estimate, I'll also give the other contractor a shot at undercutting yours.
2. What do you do/think, when a contractor bad mouths another one during the bidding process?
Most Popular Reply
@Jason Mak I don't "undercut" or care what the other bids are. My numbers are my numbers and I charge what I have to charge.
I think it is very unprofessional for one contractor to badmouth another and that guy is a big fat jerk for doing so!! :)