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Free Information for New Homeowners

Congratulations on the recent purchase of your new home! Your home is your biggest investment, so it is important to protect it. The Contractors State License Board can help you do just that. If you are considering hiring a contractor to remodel, repair or upgrade your new home and landscape, the following publications can help you make informed decisions, help you select a contractor who is licensed and good standing -- and avoid home improvement problems.

   License Status Check

   What You Should Know Before You Hire a Contractor

   Home Improvement Contracts/Putting the Pieces Together

   Ten Tips for Making Sure Your Contractor Measures Up

   Before You Dive Into Swimming Pool Construction...

   Tips for Hiring a Roofing Contractor

The following information comes courtesy of the California Department of Consumer Affairs. Though it may not express the views of SFHouseandhome.com, it is intended as a resource for those of you who wish to have more detailed information regarding any home improvement contractors in the bay area.




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