Germantown Remodeling Contractors

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"... them to anyone, clean and professional. they were also on time, which is hard to find..."

"... quality of work and their ability to make changes once the project was started...."

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Owner of Sparky's Electrical Service, Jeff Acuff says being unlicensed doesn't affect his work. (Photo courtesy of Jeff Acuff)

The city of Milwaukee requires a license for any home improvement contractor.

How should I turn down a contractor’s bid?

Most contractors appreciate hearing why you didn’t choose them, if you’re comfortable providing that type of feedback. (Photo courtesy of Angie's List member Alfred M.)

Dear Angie: How do I end a letter turning down a contractor? I have three quotes for a home improvement project and picked one to do the job. I want to send a letter to the other two saying I went with someone else, but I don’t know how to end the letter on a positive note.

Do I need a contract for my home remodeling project?

The more information your contract contains, the less chance there is for miscommunication or gray areas. (Photo by Katie Jacewicz)

Dear Angie: We are having a new roof, a room addition and a screened-in front porch added to our house. Should I sign a contract with the remodeler and if so, what should it contain?

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Germantown Remodeling Contractors Reviews

"... work. theyre professionalism was second to none. they were very cooperative, and we were really impressed with them. ..."

"... organized. they seem to have a lot of integrity. everything worked like clockwork. they treated our home like it was their home with how careful they were. i would highly recommend them. ..."

"... had done and i was very happy with them. they were very willing to work with me. overall i think they did a very good job. ..."

"... and willing to work with us on designing what we wanted...."

"... were all very courteous, friendly, and professional!..."

"... our overall experience with this company. they were very responsive, completed the work in a timely fashion during the winter, provided a quality product and cleaned up afterwards..."

"... mine was a small job for them, but they handled it as if i was adding a room. i was very impressed...."