Maybe the contractors took on more work than they could handle or their credit dried up in the middle of a job. Worst-case scenario, they’re out-and-out scam artists.
Don’t get mad: Get motivated to defend yourself. Here’s how.
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Fight back against a bad contractor when your major home improvement project goes belly up.
Of course, all construction is a hassle. But occasionally a remodel turns into an unmitigated disaster. And even though you thoroughly vetted the contractor—and the contract—before signing, stuff happens. Roofs tear off, unskilled laborers slap together defective work, or you pay for amenities that never get installed.
Maybe the contractors took on more work than they could handle or their credit dried up in the middle of a job. Worst-case scenario, they’re out-and-out scam artists.
Don’t get mad: Get motivated to defend yourself. Here’s how.
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