Atlanta Construction Monthly 2018
July 2018 Construction Monthly Atlanta Special Show Edition
July 2018 Construction Monthly
Atlanta Special Show Edition
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Just like homeowners only spend on renovation once every few years, commercial<br />
projects too must be remodeled to suit the current needs and requirements. The<br />
first step is planning the project. This is the point where you decide the requirements,<br />
consider the budget, and select the tasks or aspects that need immediate<br />
attention and the ones that can be ignored for now. The remodeling project may<br />
include a new segment of the property too. To do all of that within a fixed budget,<br />
you need to find a commercial contractor.<br />
1. Make your notes<br />
What kind of remodeling project do you have in mind? If you know your requirements,<br />
discussing things further with your renovation contractor will be easier than ever. The list<br />
should be made in sync with your priorities. For example, remodeling the conference room<br />
of your business premises might be more urgent than redesigning the roof lounge. You<br />
need to prioritize your expectations, which will also come handy for budgeting.<br />
2. Finding a contractor<br />
Today, commercial contractors have their own websites, so finding a few options in your<br />
city shouldn’t be a challenging task. However, you should check for references with your<br />
industry friends and colleagues. Contractors and architectural services that deal with new<br />
projects may also take up remodeling tasks, so don’t shy away from contacting the top<br />
services.<br />
3. Know more<br />
Don’t hire a contractor unless you are sure of what they can achieve for your project. To<br />
get a good idea if they are the right choice, you need to check their previous projects.<br />
A commercial contractor who has been around for more than a decade will have the<br />
necessary experience, and in the ideal case, they wouldn’t shy away from discussing their<br />
portfolio. Check the range of commercial projects they have done in recent years and if<br />
they specialize in managing contracts on a lower budget.<br />
4. Set a budget<br />
As a client, you probably know what you can afford to spend on the remodeling project.<br />
Quite evidently, the prime task is to find a contractor who can achieve more than what’s<br />
on the table. On your first meeting, ask them to offer a clear picture of their charges, how<br />
they plan to manage the project and the things they can realistically achieve for your needs,<br />
keeping the budget in mind. Many contractors and commercial remodeling services may<br />
customize their work to suit your needs, and that’s surely an added benefit.<br />
5. Finally, check the expertise of the<br />
concerned contractor<br />
A company that deals in new projects and take up remodeling work should be your first<br />
preference. Check if they are willing to share client references and whether they have<br />
succeeded in managing a diverse portfolio in their years of operation.<br />
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Check online get started, and don’t forget to get a contract ready, with the relevant<br />
terms and conditions. Commercial remodeling work can take time, and you would want a<br />
company that builds relationships too.<br />
AUTHOR HAMPRY GOMES<br />
writer for ezinearticles.com<br />
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