Contractors willing to Cut some Costs on Home Improvement projects

Contractors willing to cut some costs on home improvement projects

Date Published: Jul 12 2011

Good news for homeowners planning a home improvement project this year. Contractors around the country tell Angie’s List they’re willing to negotiate prices to win jobs from homeowners planning to repair or improve their existing homes. No one wants to spend more than they have to, but when it comes to home improvement, there’s more to consider than dollars. Never hire on price alone. Do your research to make sure you are getting quality work at a good price.

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Permalink Submitted by sheila mccahey on Tue, 2012-02-07 14:10

I need the in-ground drain in my pation widened/deepened. What kind of contractor should I use?

Permalink Submitted by Janet Neugebauer on Tue, 2012-02-07 14:10

why does it appear i'm not logged in? I logged in, then clicked on link for video about Contractors willing to cut costs....that page displayed with video...but now I'm not signed in anymore? Irritating.

Home restoration

Permalink Submitted by Lilly Ingersoll on Tue, 2012-04-24 18:42

I need someone to do Kitchens cabinets and laminate floors call 407-674-7429

Katie with Angie's List

Permalink Submitted by katiej on Wed, 2012-04-25 12:45

Hi Lilly,Members can sign in to search the List, there's a link in the upper right hand corner, or they can call us at 1-888-888-LIST. If you're not yet a member, we can help sign you up then help you search. Thanks!

Home Improvement

Permalink Submitted by Etty on Mon, 2012-08-06 15:49

I called on of you recommended home improvement company, left a message never heard back. Dissapointed to say the list, that was the reason for my registration. Now I am stuck.

Josh P with Angie's List

Permalink Submitted by Joshua Palmer on Mon, 2012-08-06 17:39

Etty, I'm sorry to hear that you didn't have a good experience - have you tried calling more than one company? It's always a good idea to get multiple estimates. And, if you have any issues with contractors, another benefit to being a member of Angie's List is our Complaint Resolution Team, which goes to bat for members to help settle disputes.

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Permalink Submitted by p. christensen on Thu, 2013-02-14 14:20

Why is it some reviews say that the contractors you list do not have licenses? I thought Angie's list didn't list un -licensed contractors?!

Hi P. Christensen,

Permalink Submitted by katiej on Thu, 2013-02-14 16:06

When a company is added to Angie's List, we inquire whether the company states that they are licensed, bonded and/or insured. However, since this information is self-reported by the service provider, we strongly encourage you to ask each of the providers for their up-to-date information and verify that information by viewing their certificates.

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