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10 Comments on Sacramento General Contractors, Do you have a complaint?
Of course, a homeowner looking for a general contractor could avoid all these potential hassles and just call you in the first place, right Tom?
Tom, we have similar steps to take in VA. The state contractors board has a recovery fund that affected clients can petition to receive a form of restitution for their damages done by a contractor. Of course, the rest of us contractors fund that.
Yet again my hat is off to you sir.... Suggested. Hope you enjoy a great weekend.
Tom, this is great information for consumers of contractor services. Good post.
That sounds like a good idea to me Chris. I have never had a complaint report!
Our states have many similarities Mike, not sure about the restitution though.
Once again John, thank you for the comment and suggestion my friend.
Thanks Pat, hope this post can help those that may be experiencing a complaint with their contractor.
You can also go over to Angie's List and post a review of a contractor, whether it is good or bad. I take some of those reviews with a grain of salt, though, because it's often difficult for a homeowner to accurately assess a contractor's performance when they don't really know nor understand the parameters of most jobs.
Good point Elizabeth. Those responses do carry a lot of weight, even if it is not totally accurate.