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I have a remodeling company and i have to hire for the first time a subcontractor. What information I should a?

1 year ago

by admin in Property Development

Question : I have a remodeling company and i have to hire for the first time a subcontractor. What information I should a?
I have a remodeling company and i have to hire for the first time a subcontractor. What information I should have from him
I typed a contract and we will both sign this.
It is any else that I should request ? if yes are specific forms to be completed ?
I was thinking to ask for insurance and also for tax information ( in this case SSN) ..
How can I ask for his SSN . I need a copy of his card . Any advise is appreciate.
remodeling companies

Best answer:

Answer by Worldly25
Part of doing business is to supply proof of Liability Insurance, SSN to prove a legal resident and also ask for his Tax Number. This insures he is operating as a legitimate company Also put in a call to the Better Business Bureau. You do not want a dead beat that will cause a lien on the job.

Construction Business Management: What Every Construction Contractor, Builder & Subcontractor Needs to Know

1 year ago

by admin in Property Development

Written by a general contractor of 25 years, Construction Business Management offers the lessons learned from both good and not-so-good decisions. Read what it takes to build all aspects of a business that’s profitable, enjoyable, and enduring:

a.. Contract Terms & Conditions (to include and to avoid) b.. Fair Allocation of Risk Between Contractor and Owner c.. How to Make Sure You’re Paid What You’re Owed d.. Critical Dos and Don’ts of Mechanics Liens e.. How to Select, Hire, and Keep Golden Employees f.. How to Choose Accountants, Lawyers & Insurance Agents g.. How to Target, Check out, Land, & Retain Profitable Customers h.. Effective Marketing Even the Smallest Contractor Can Afford i.. The Required Success Characteristics of a Contractor j.. Avoiding the 57% Four-Year Contractor Failure Rate k.. Opportunities & Requirements of Retail Construction l.. The Importance of the “Human Factor” And much more that will pay off now and throughout your career.
Written for contractors, key employees, subcontractors, students, and facility executives. Check out the Table of Contents for more detail.

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