Sure, you're building your dream home. Yes it is all your great ideas and it is going to be the place that has your "imprint" on every brick, and square foot of tile, your colors, everything. But you couldn't possibly do this all alone. Well maybe but then you wouldn't have time to really enjoy the fruit of your labors. Not to mention how you would ever attain the high degree of skill in many fields of interest that would be necessary to bring it all together.
You will have to find people to help you build this dream. These must be people with skill, experience, and mostly character. They must be skilled craftsmen who know from years of doing things right how to take your ideas and put them into logical and ordered sense so they translate into your vision without a slip-shod, trial and error attempt to do what they think is the way it needs to be done. You certainly don't want work done which won't stand the tests of time, work that appears shoddy, crooked, and that has been completed by amateurs and may rightly need to be done over. That's not fun and can be very expensive. This third attribute of character may well be the most important. You need to have people on board your project that accept responsibility and do what they say they can do in a professional and highly efficient manner.
Subcontractors will be quality workmen who own their own tools, are responsible for their own business expenses, are reliable and care about the reputation they have worked hard to maintain. A referral service will do a lot to provide you with these pre-screened workmen who will meet these ฝากขายที่ดิน standards. If you are considering hiring your workers "off the street" you may have to devise your own standards to assure yourself that these are people who can deliver what you are expecting.
You will want to have a good idea of the rate of compensation for each of your workers. It may help you to do a bit of research on this matter from the local employment office to find out the realistic pay scales for different workers that do not have their own business agreements in hand. You will need to acquaint yourself with all the workmen's compensation requirements and unless you are prepared to spend long lonely hours late at night calculating your worker's claims and fees, maybe you should be sure and insure your subcontractor's are all carrying the proper insurance for not only themselves but their workers. With the proper agreements before work begins, you can be sure you only need write one check for each skill set per pay period, and your subcontractor insures that his people are taken care of.
Remember the people you hire will be that part of your brain that you haven't fully used (yet.) You won't have to be an expert at every task, not aware of every code requirement, if you are using as your home improvement assistant someone who does this work every day. He will be your eyes and ears and keep you informed with daily updates as to what is to be expected next, soon, later. These people will become invaluable in the completion of your dream project. Begin the project with good understanding and well honed relationship skills and they will payoff for you in a well completed project.
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