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Doing a major home renovation can be a tedious and stressful process, apart from being expensive. But if you have the right man for the job, any hiccup during the process can be overlooked.

It is only natural that when you are working on a home project you would want to hire professionals who are great reputations and are reliable. Depending on what exact service you need, you would need different experts on the field.

To guide you in making the right decision for your home and your wallet, here is a rundown of different kinds of contractors which might be of most help for you.

Specialty Tradesman

Sure anyone can slap paint on a wall or place shingles up your roof, and it cost much less. But painting your walls or shingles replacement is only half of the job when you need thorough repair and beautification.

When you need a job done correctly, it is best to hire an expert. Though specialty tradesmen such as plumbers, roofers, electricians, and heating and air conditioning technicians cost a bit more cash upfront, the services they offer are worth the price.

Handyman

As the name suggests, a handyman is an invaluable ally when you have some simple home repairs or projects that are just a bit too much for you. A well-rounded handyman can do jobs like fixing leaky faucets, cleaning gutters, power-washing your porch, and just help resolve any routine problem.

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Carpenter

Carpenters are best when you have a project that requires a lot of carpentry work. An ideal carpenter should have mechanical skills, mathematical ability, spatial awareness, and has a strong knowledge of building codes.

When you are hiring a general contractor for a home renovation, chances are you would be working with a carpenter as well who will be in charge of some parts of the job, like installing cabinets, building stairs, and patching up the drywall.

General Contractor

If the home remodeling job needs several things to be done that requires multiple subcontractors, it is best to hire a general contractor. A general contractor is essentially a project manager. He will handle major home renovation projects in your place.

When hiring a general contractor, it is highly advisable to do a background check before saying yes to the deal. Check for references, licenses, certificates, and insurance coverage. Furthermore, a good general contractor will make sure that the job is done right the first time without wasting your resources.

Interior Designer

Some general contractors do not have an eye for aesthetics and structural flow, hence interior designers come in. An interior designer will make sure that your major home renovation has maximum functionality. They usually work closely with an architect. Nonetheless, when it comes to the final touches of your project ━ as to what furniture to use or rugs to accentuate the area ━ it is best to hire an interior decorator who has a knack for design.

Your home is a reflection of you. That said, hiring the right professional to bring your vision to life is crucial.

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