Home Remodeling Tips From A Modernization Expert

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As a professional working with numerous businesses developing successful financial marketing strategies and methods, sales techniques and motivational support, Harvey Greenberg shares tips and speaks about Universal Remodeling with the experience and authority of 40 years in home remodeling.

Harvey's counsel to new clients on selecting a company that will best serve their modernization needs is a valuable guide for homeowners.

Do your homework is a point he stresses. Each company has a website, and it is important to take the time to check out references and links.

The Internet has much to offer for background checks and confirming company credentials. All legitimate companies feature web links to the Better Business Bureau, California State Licensing Board and the League of California Homeowners. These organizations exist to separate first-rate businesses from less reputable companies.

Consumers must be aware that in order to get AAA rating, a company must have a ten year history without a black mark against them, financial references and submit ...
... to background checks.

Find a company that's been in business for a long time, has good credentials and references, do your research, and then ‘let the buyer beware,' Harvey advices.

He believes the Internet affords new and exciting ways to view and customize each homeowner's dream design.

Each client must select a company with whom they feel comfortable and confident. After meeting with a representative and viewing options, clients will know instantly it's a perfect fit.

Today higher home prices are convincing homeowners to opt for remodeling and room additions, and when pointing to the selection of contractors, Harvey warns that consumers have to be very careful. It is difficult for a contractor to come in and finish a bad project and always guarantee a good outcome. Many times they have to start the job over again from the beginning to achieve the best result.

Moving further on the attributes of the ideal contractor, Harvey says another mark of a good one is the amount of new business they garner from customers in the vicinity of each project.

A good company will get at least two or three referrals from each job they do in a particular neighborhood. If they are not receiving referrals, they need to examine why, he notes.

With that, Harvey points to Universal Remodeling and applauds the company's exceptional standards, calling it among the best in the industry, noting high quality and service.

Universal Remodeling salesmen remember that referrals are vital to the success of a business. Loyalty and honesty are paramount in any industry to increase bottom line. A good salesman must be ready to present samples and bring the showroom to the client via his laptop. Universal's salesmen do just that.

The industry is constantly evolving; consumers are more savvy and price conscious than ever before, Harvey counsels.

He also adds that a good salesman can help each customer select the room or addition for them that is realistic within the confines of their specific budget.