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	A written home improvement contract can protect you Contract requirements vary by state. Even if your state does not require a written agreement, ask for one. A contract spells out the who, what, where, when and cost of your project. The agreement should be clear, concise and complete.

Our California Home Improvement Professionals can help you to easily manage all your home improvement and remodeling needs. Whether you are laminating your kitchen floor or adding a new unit to your estate, we can direct you to top of the line professionals and contractors willing and able to meet your every home improvement desire.

How Can We Help You?

Our Home Improvement Professionals can assist you with your every question or necessity, including:

• Project Check List
• Planning Your Project
• Hiring The Correct Contractor
• Financing Your Project
• Getting A Building Permit
• Contract Negotiations
• Security And Crime Prevention
• Health And Safety

GETTING A BUILDING PERMIT

Building codes are established by most cities, towns, and counties and may vary considerably from one jurisdiction to another. Your contract should state that the work is performed in accordance with all applicable building codes and zoning regulations in the area where you reside.

A building permit is generally required when performing structural work or when a home’s basic living area is changed. Separate permits for electrical, heating, or plumbing work are required in some cases. Check with your local department of licensing and permits when starting a job to learn if a building or work permit is required.

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	in California Occupied housing units 11,502,870 Avg.house-hold size 2.87 1.01 or more occupants per room in % 15.2 house-holder moved into unit 1999 to march 2000 in % 21.4 No vehicles available in % 9.5 No telephone service available in % 1.5 3 or more bed-rooms in % 47.4 Utility Gas in % 70.5 Source: U.S. Census Bureau

If the project does, in fact, require a building permit, the contractor should apply for it in his or her name. Thus, if the contractor's work does not pass inspection, you cannot be held financially responsible for any corrections that must be made. Terms regarding the application of any permits should be outlined in the written contract.

When a government agency issues a permit for home improvement work, it will inspect the work when that work has reached a certain stage to make sure it complies with various codes and regulations. It is the responsibility of the contractor to arrange for these inspections.

What can a California Home Improvement Professional do for you?

• Research all new trends related to California Home Improvement
• Completely remodel your home or estate
• File legal claim(s) of Home Improvement

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