Maintenance Contracting Directory

Tips for Hiring a Maintenance Contractor:

Interview 3-6 contractors to find the best fit for your maintenace needs. Don't pick the first maintenance contractor that you come to in the phone book. Referrals from people that you trust is another way to find a contractor you can interview.

Discuss plans in the interview process by giving each potential maintenance contractor an outline of you maintenance needs. Included in your plan should be an outline of what your priorities are and how they work into the budget. This will help them to prepare a bid for the job.

Contact references and get photos if possible of their previous work. Prior work that a contractor has done is a good clue as to the craftsmanship and quality of their work. Call the references and ask them if you can look at the contractors work. Ask the prior clients about the contractors' work ethics and their experience with the contractor.

Choose a contractor making an informed decision based on the interview, salary or bid expectations, and references. Remember the maintenance contractor that you choose needs to be a person you can trust and provide the best quality of work for the best value.

Make sure that you allot time to work with the contractor and get them up to speed on issues that my be specific to your property. With clear communication and mutual trust you will find that using maintenance contracting services will solve a lot of head aches and free your time for other activities.

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