This book examines some of the different ways consumers get themselves in trouble when building a new house, adding to an existing house, or just hiring a single person to work for them. It describes how to avoid some of these pitfalls, and other ways to save money. It also goes over the proper way to hire someone to work on their home, whether they should be their own contractor, how to schedule, etc. It also has many forms a consumer can use to help them in the hiring, scheduling, and planning stages of any construction process. This book is a multi-project workbook that can be as useful as any tool in your toolkit. It may be the wisest investment you make in your home.
From the Publisher
Jeff Howe has continuously demonstrated a willingness to help the consumer. This coupled with an extensive knowledge of the construction industry make him an excellent source for this type of knowledge.
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