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Ivan Kadagidze
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Bargains with contractors

Ivan Kadagidze
  • Developer
  • Austin, TX
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What tactics do you have to understand contractors prices better and understand if you are paying fairly or over paying.

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Zenas Lam
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Zenas Lam
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In additional to what Ronald said, get multiple bids.  At the end of the day, it comes down to supply and demand and how high of a demand contractors are in your region.  By looking at multiple bids, you'll see what everyone is charging and get a better gauge of what is a fair price.

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