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Updated about 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Struggling to Find Contractors
Back in October I closed on a property that was in need of renovation. Due to the location and value of the property we invested in using an architect. With plans in hand I have tried to engage over 5 different contractors. We are now into December and I have struggled to get a bid response. Either they simply don't respond back or say that their respective subs are slow in providing numbers.
We need to get this project underway and need to find alternate ways to get this project started. The area of Houston where the construction will be taking place is strict on pulling permits. With this in mind what is the best way to identify potential contractors?
Thank you in advance for any and all recommendations!