FAQs

TLC General Contractors Inc.

Have a general contracting-related question? We have the answer. Check out these FAQs and give us a call today for more information!

  • What should I ask a general contractor before hiring?

    Before you hire a general contractor for kitchen and bathroom remodeling or any other project, be sure to ask these questions:


    • Are you licensed and insured?

    • Can you provide references from past clients?

    • How do you handle project timelines and budgets?

    • What subcontractors do you work with?

    • What is your communication process like?

  • What permits do I need for my project, and will the contractor handle them?

    The specific permits depend on the project and local regulations. A good basement contractor should handle obtaining necessary permits for you.

  • How can I prepare for a consultation with a general contractor?

    If you're planning a kitchen and bathroom remodeling project or another renovation, be sure to do the following:


    • Have a clear idea of your project goals.

    • Prepare a list of questions.

    • Know your budget and timeline expectations.

    • Be ready to discuss any specific preferences or concerns.


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  • What should I include in a contract with a general contractor?

    A contract should outline:


    • Project scope and specifications

    • Timeline and milestones

    • Payment schedule

    • Responsibilities of both parties

    • Terms for resolving disputes


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  • What should I do if I have concerns during the project?

    Communicate openly and promptly with your basement contractor. Address issues as they arise to prevent larger problems later.

  • How can I ensure my project stays within budget and on schedule?

    Regularly communicate with your basement contractor, monitor progress, and address any delays or unexpected costs promptly. Clear communication and planning can help mitigate risks.

  • What happens if there are changes or unforeseen issues during the project?

    Discuss changes with your basement contractor immediately. They can assess the impact on the timeline and budget and provide options for moving forward.

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