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Remodeling Contractor Writes Booklet to Help Consumers Avoid Top Five Mistakes When Remodeling

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Every year thousands of consumers put their investment dollars, and potentially their home in jeopardy by making the wrong decisions when it comes to remodeling. Erik Sundquist of Sundquist Associates in Redwood City offers consumers a solution. Hes authored an information booklet entitled 105 Essential Tips for Maximizing a Home Remodel".

Redwood City, CA (PRWEB) March 28, 2005 -- All too often people dont make wise decisions with their investment dollars," says Mr. Sundquist. Often they must go through a learning curve before they understand the process." My goal in authoring this booklet was to help consumers circumvent the often costly and time consuming learning curve, and help them leverage my lifetime of remodeling and building experience". It was easy to write because it is based on real life experiences of talking to hundreds of consumers, many who had no previous remodeling experience".

According to this years report from the Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University, The Changing Structure of the Home Remodeling Industry", remodeling expenditures in 2003 totaled 233 billion dollars. That pace is expected to continue with an inflation adjusted annual growth of 3%. A Better Business Bureau website states Each year, home remodeling contractor problems rank among the top 10 consumer complaints to the Better Business Bureau. Clearly the consumer needs more educating about how to go about a remodeling project" says Mr. Sundquist.

My goal in authoring this booklet was to help consumers circumvent the often costly and time consuming learning curve, and help them leverage my lifetime of remodeling and building experience
The top five mistakes I see people make are; paying too large of an up front deposit, failing to get mechanics lien releases, over building for the neighborhood, employing a contractor based solely on low price, and underinsuring the post-remodeled home," says Mr. Sundquist. Any one of these can be very costly, but a combination of two or more could in the worst case put your home at serious risk".

More information on the booklet can be accessed at www.remodelingtips.net or by calling 916-652-4427.

Sundquist Associates is a residential design/build remodeling firm in the San Francisco Bay Area. Erik Sundquist took over management of the company from his Father George in 1995, who founded the family business in 1969. Sundquist Associates has won several awards, the most recent being the 2005 National Association of the Remodeling Industry (NARI) CoTY (Contractor of the Year) award.

Erik Sundquist
Sundquist Associates
(650)368-4764
www.sundquistassociates.com

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