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..."Also a prominent
contractor is B. Davis Remodeling, owned by Bill
Davis who is also big on checking references.
"It's the homeowner's responsibility to check
on contractors. You are interviewing him for a
job. You can check them out on the Internet and
Facebook," he said, noting that Angie's List
and the Better Business Bureau are also good resources.
"And make sure your contractor is licensed
and bonded in Indianapolis." The city is
strict on its requirements, he said, so if a company
has these credentials, they are doing good work.
"And make sure the contractor gets a building
permit. If they don't, something is wrong.
"We use energy-efficient and topnotch products,
but I don't believe in spending someone's money
if it doesn't have to be spent. If the job is
done right, there will be a profit. A rushed job
never gets done well."
Davis, a specialist in bathrooms, kitchens, additions,
screened porches, basements, roofing, siding and
windows, says he strives for perfection because
the end result is always acceptable. If a company
strives for acceptable, then the finished product
is not.
If you're a senior citizen with a small or large
job in mind but don't want to call one of the
bigger companies, Jack of all trades might just
be the right fit for you..."
-Southsider Voice, October
12th, 2011
B. Scott Mohr
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