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First time Renovation
Hello. My drawings just got done and I thought I had a contractor for my first big renovation. Previously I did most of the work myself. This guy did a little work for me last year, but he cant pull permit for this job and says he has someone to pull for him. My architect said not a great idea, which makes sense, but I had a good feeling about said contractor.
I'm currently exploring other options in Charlotte, nc. Does anyone have names or tips to find a reasonably priced contractor in the area? Just wondering if there is a better way besides the normal listings, word of mouth, showing up at lowes at 6am, etc.
Thanks in advance!