When hiring a joiner for you home remodel you should take the same kind of precautions that you take when hiring other professionals for the job. They will be dealing with the woodwork, and if it isn’t done properly it will soon fall apart. Unfortunately, like in many other trades not all joiners are honest – they will promise you to do the best work, but not all of them deliver.
When hiring a joiner it is important to ask the right questions. Every joiner will expect questions about how much experience they have and they will have a ready answer for you. If you want to find out what a joiner is really made of you should ask them questions that deal with the details of their work. Here are some examples:
Can you give me the contact details of the last 3 projects that you worked and the kind of feedback I can expect to hear from the homeowners?
It sounds like an easy enough question, but here is a the catch: if the joiner did less than satisfactory work they will hesitate when you start to talk about references and this will tell you that they are not reliable.
How long will you take to complete my project, and what happens if you do not finish on time?
Any joiner can give you a future date when they estimate to have the job completed, but not all of them are willing to discuss penalties in case the work isn’t done on time. Ideally, for every day that the work isn’t finished you should receive compensation significant enough that the joiner is willing to do whatever it takes to get the job done.
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