Hi all,
I have 3.5 storey house, uninhabited for the past 10 years that requires some repairs, additional wiring, extensions and ID work soon. I have noticed a lot of one-stop services advertising on FB and they're very tempting however have a nagging feeling that putting all your eggs in one basket may not be the wisest?
Is it better to hire one firm and let them do everything or have a different party for different processes such as architect, engineer, builder, design?
Is there such a thing as a neutral project manager that can help me oversee all processes?
Obviously, cost is an issue too. I have got one preliminary quote which I thought was way over. This company quoted by house size without looking at my actual house or our actual requirements so I feel a bit uncomfortable with that. Will this be the norm with other companies?
Also I'm in the process of getting an architectural plan from the developer however it's been 10 years so I feel that the chance of getting it is slim. Do contractors have ways to tell what are concrete or brick walls without an architectural plan?
Appreciate any sharing or input, thank you!
One-stop company or different companies?
Mar 29 2023, 09:27 AM, updated 3y ago
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