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Contractors

 
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General contractors are the backbone for any home improvement or remodel job.  They typically will pull permits, hire subcontractors, and outline the project to keep costs within budget.

At Angie's List, we pride ourselves on having the best reviews for local contractors to help you find the right professional for your project.  You can see our list of contractors along with ratings or browse general contractors near you to match with an expert quickly.

You can learn more about contractors, general contracting, hiring contractors, as well as general repairs, handyman work, DIY projects and more. It's recommended to get at least 3 quotes before hiring a contractor or signing any contract.  Always check with local agencies for proper licensing and permits.

Hiring a Contractor

Bathroom Remodeling

RemodelHiring a Contractor

Video: How to Survive a Remodel

Home improvement contractors know how stressful remodeling can be — but many homeowners don't.
Roof InspectionsRoofing RepairsRoofHiring a Contractor

Video: How to Handle a Roof Leak

Your roof is your home’s number one defense against the elements, so don’t waste any time when your roof needs repair.
Roofing RepairsRoofStorm PreparednessRemodelTree Services - Removal and TrimmingHiring a Contractor

Video: Contractors Warn About Storm Scams in Oklahoma

Angie’s List is warning consumers in the Moore, Okla. area – and anyone who’s suffered through a storm – to be on guard against unscrupulous people who offer to help rebuild.
RemodelHomebuilderHiring a Contractor

Video: 5 Signs It's Time to Break Up with Your Contractor

If you think breaking up with a loved one is hard to do, try breaking up with your contractor. Feelings are hurt. Contracts are broken. The contractor loses work and the homeowner has to start the hiring process all over again, prolonging the construction.
Jennifer Wiley
RemodelHomebuilderHiring a Contractor

Video: How Should You Pay Your Contractor?

In many circumstances, consumers have the ability pay a contractor with cash, a personal check, a credit card or a debit card, and some methods are better than others. Always ask about payment options before you hire.
 
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