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Building A Home Above The Flood Water's 1 of 2

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Channel: How to Plumbing · 2018 · Howto & Style

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Building A Home Above The Flood Water's 1 of 2
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Building A Home Above The Flood Waters. These three homes have been rebuilt two times that I know of before this last and final build, But this time to flood-proof the home they will build the home 12' above and off the ground high then the floods have ever been. If you have been in a flood and you're having your home redone these videos just may be for you. Take notes. If you're going to build it yourself I wish you all the look and hope you have thought things completely thru. If you are not familiar with the home building I asked you to get a contractor a good contractor and at least an estimate from three contractors out of the three I have personally found the middle guy to be the better contractor and most Knowledgeable. The highest bidder is not always worth what they're charging This would be mostly your salesmen contractor, This contractor want's to sell you everything under the sun even if you don't need it and have no clue how to build there going to rely on all there subcontractor's to do everything right and do it as cheap as they can and then he or she is going to mark up there cost and pass it on to you. (try to find a hand's on the contractor) The middle contractor in most cases has really thought the job thru and already has his or her Subcontractors on speed dial and has been working together for years. and they really know what it takes to build and bring subcontractors together. the middle bid contractors are most consistent and stable. The lowest contract bid Uhmm Well some time's if the bid is to low this can cause issue's down the road like contractor going thru and running out money to soon and can pay subcontractors and even getting to the point they may become overwhelmed with the cost of the job running higher then they bid it for and just vanish leaving you with a partially built home and all your money gone. I have seemed this happens a lot. Yes, you can sue, but again now you're losing more money and well you know. Never give more than 25% Down. And Never pay all upfront I know what your thing, but believe me some people will do just that. I will come to a faze were that contractor will need another 50% when most of the work is done not all, but most and he or she could let you know that up form when that may be. and 25% when work is complete and you are satisfied.

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