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Carpenter and Window Contractor Recs near Asheville/ Tips for Negotiating

Erica Calella
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Hi All!

I recently purchased an investment property that needs some siding work and new windows/ doors. Does anyone have a recommendation for a contractor near Asheville/ Waynesville NC that could help me get a quote for this work?

The contractors I have spoken to are coming in high on the price, so I want to get some more comparative data before deciding. Additionally, I am running into an issue where contractors are already scheduled out six months in advance and I don't think I can wait that long to get this work done. At the same time, I want to pay a fair price and not a premium because I am in a rush.

I am not expert on carpentry, but I would also like to try and negotiate price on the quotes that I have received. Any recommendations on how to do this?

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Jon A.
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Jon A.
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You don't need a contractor for those repairs in the state of North Carolina. I think what you need is a qualified handyman with less overhead and quicker turnaround. GC's in this area are very busy and have been for years. 

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