Racine Remodeling Contractors

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"... and communicative on decisions. highly recommend. not the cheapest..."

"... reasonable in pricing...work performance was excellent...trustworthy....would not hesitate to use again...and i will..."

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Racine Home Remodeling Articles

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Milwaukee electricians face tougher licensing requirements

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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Racine Remodeling Contractors Reviews

"... luis managed to reuse most of the existing tiles which was good since we don't have many extras on hand. job looks great, luis did a fine job on the window well and his clean up was top notch. would definitely use them again...."

"... great. they were punctual and very clean. they did an awesome job and the backsplash looks great!
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"... job. very impressed with their professionalism...."

"... time, but the price of the project was too costly to proceed further.
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"... quality of work performed; sub-contractors were excellent, providing almost-perfection in service, and all were prompt, clean, honest, way above par...."

"... i came home one day to find them ripping up the floor they just installed as they didn't like how it looked...."