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		<title>By: London builders</title>
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		<description>I would add these as well
- Ask at least three builders to provide quotes. 

- Decide, to the last detail, what you want to be done and make sure the builders&#039; estimates cover everything you would like to be done.

- Try not to change your mind during the job as it can add to costs, but if you do, make sure all changes are agreed in writing. 

- Be realistic - Builders aren&#039;t mind readers, so if your project is not going to plan you must spell it out and explain what you do want. 

- Talk to the builder&#039;s previous customers.   

- Go and see the jobs the company has done and ask the customer if it all went well. 

- Ask for details of how the builder should be paid. This should be in installments, as parts of the project are completed.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I would add these as well<br />
- Ask at least three builders to provide quotes. </p>
<p>- Decide, to the last detail, what you want to be done and make sure the builders&#8217; estimates cover everything you would like to be done.</p>
<p>- Try not to change your mind during the job as it can add to costs, but if you do, make sure all changes are agreed in writing. </p>
<p>- Be realistic &#8211; Builders aren&#8217;t mind readers, so if your project is not going to plan you must spell it out and explain what you do want. </p>
<p>- Talk to the builder&#8217;s previous customers.   </p>
<p>- Go and see the jobs the company has done and ask the customer if it all went well. </p>
<p>- Ask for details of how the builder should be paid. This should be in installments, as parts of the project are completed.</p>
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