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You can simplify the problem to "find a good general contractor." (not that that's easy) They know good subcontractors.
by AlbertCory 4y ago
You can simplify the problem to "find a good general contractor." (not that that's easy)
They know good subcontractors.
- aidenn0 4y agoThe incentives are at least somewhat better aligned for the sub- general- relationship (I might need a plumber once a year, but a general needs one a lot). However, there's still issues of finding the good ones in the first place, and it's often more "I've known Joe since the 3rd grade, so I know he's at least not going to totally screw me over"
- AlbertCory 4y agoMine came from an interior designer. I gave my story to Janet in The Big Bucks (minus the fact that he was married already!) so you can read about it there. The Walt character isn't really him but I did borrow some details. Interestingly, I gave the book to him and he loved it. Then he gave it to a contractor friend, and HE loved it, too.