Trusted Wood Flooring Installation & Restoration Contractors in Cary, NC

Legally - No, we are not lawyers. We cannot offer any legal advice, nor would you want it as we only specialize in surfaces, not law. The contents of this website are based on our professional opinion and experience and is not to be taken as legal advice of any type. You would want to find a lawyer who specializes in the case law that your issue calls for. However, depending on your situation, it wouldn't be a bad idea to check out your area's bar association to find a lawyer. Other avenues to file a complaint would be with your State's Attorney Office and sometimes a News on Your Side can help get your contractor on the ball.

The internet is flooded with contractors of all sorts. You want to select a contractor who specializes in your particular need. For instance, if you are going to build an addition to your home, a licensed General Contractor is a must, however, they don't specialize in much - hence the word General and these are typically people who are paid to manage projects that are $30,000 or higher. They typically use the cheapest subs to perform different tasks. You want to be able to either select the subs yourself or at least, meet these subs in person and qualify them yourself. This will help eliminate major issues that will arise if a paint guy ends up installing your new tiled floor who has maybe some experience, but really doesn't focus on tile floors day in and day out.

Please do not ask for residential reference addresses. As a contractor we do ask for permission from our client to use them as a reference. BUT we also favor their privacy and do not hand out personal home addresses of our clients, nor should any contractor.)

Include each surface, if applicable. i.e., a tile project will be different maintenance than a toilet and using the wrong products may not only damage a surface, may also void any warranties or guaranties.)

There is no crystal ball solution to answer this question, but there should be a level of experience that the contractor should know a ballpark idea.)