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1. Take pictures and lots of them, and/ or video the entire project. A picture
is worth a thousand words and documenting what work was or was not
performed greatly improves your case.
2. Immediately send a letter to the contractor outlining events leading up
to the walk-off and all remaining issues. This letter should be sent via
certified mail with return-receipt (or overnight with signature via FEDEX, UPS
or the post office)...
1. Check references of previous work. You might be surprised by what you
hear.
2. Get in your car and go view the previous work. You might be surprised
by what you see.
3. Make sure your agreement is in writing and covers all important points.
Establish deadlines and completion metrics.
4. If the project warrants it, you may want to get a real estate attorney
to help negotiate and write the agreement b...
