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Be sure that you're working with a builder that can demonstrate their financial stability. |
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Check with the state's licensing department to verify that your builder is licensed and properly insured. You can go to Washington State's Department of Labor and Industries' website and search for your builder. "Experience Factor" that is higher means that the builder is paying higher premiums and may be a red flag. Go to Washington State's Department of Labor and Industries >>
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Study and know the construction documents. |
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Understand and clearly define the scope of your project |
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Ask questions like, What is your build schedule? Are you educated in construction management? May we view some of your homes? Do you have a few past clients we can visit with? |
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Be prepared to be involved |
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Choose a builder that fits your personality and communicates well |
Cherie Lang