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50% deposit for countertop

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I just read another topic about finding good contractors and being wary of people asking for money up front.

I'm about to order around 30-40 ft of granite countertop with install and the guy says he will need a 50% deposit with a quoted price of around 2k.

I just wanted to know if it's normal for them to ask for such a large deposit before they begin work (e.g. getting the slab for fabrication etc..)

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