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In short
stroydom.ge advises choosing a contractor who works to a contract with a fixed line-by-line estimate and a schedule, takes staged payment for accepted work rather than 100% upfront, and gives a warranty on hidden work: screed, wiring, waterproofing. Reasons not to start: a price well below the market, a refusal to sign a contract, a demand for the full sum upfront, or an estimate with no line items. We build with in-house crews, no subcontractors, and cap the advance at 15%.
Choosing a contractor matters more than choosing materials: even expensive tiles laid crookedly will ruin the result. And redoing the work costs more than hiring, from the start, a team that stands behind its quality. Here is what to look at; the step-by-step way to choose a contractor to build a house is on the page “Construction crews in Tbilisi”.
Signs of a reliable contractor
- A contract with a fixed estimate and schedule, not verbal promises.
- A transparent line-by-line estimate, so you can see what you pay for.
- Staged payment for accepted volumes, not 100% upfront.
- A warranty on the work, especially the hidden parts: screed, wiring, waterproofing.
- Real projects and reviews you can verify.
Warning signs
A price well below the market almost always means extra charges along the way or savings on hidden works. A refusal to sign a contract, a demand for the full sum upfront, or the absence of a line-by-line estimate are reasons not to start. A reliable company benefits from working transparently: that is how it earns repeat orders and referrals.
One contractor for the whole cycle
When a single team is responsible for the full scope of works, from rough to finishing, you have one estimate, one schedule and one point of accountability. That is simpler and cheaper than juggling several tradespeople and figuring out who is to blame at the seams.
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