Never sign on the spot without reviewing details first. Even if the contractor seems trustworthy, take at least a day to read the contract carefully. In Salt Lake and Davis Counties, projects often involve significant investment, and rushing can lock you into unfavorable terms. Look for details like payment schedule, warranty language, exclusions, and how change orders are handled. If something is unclear, ask the contractor to explain or revise the language. A reputable company won’t pressure you — they’ll encourage you to feel confident before committing. Utah homeowners should also verify the contractor’s license through the Department of Professional Licensing and confirm insurance coverage before signing. If a company insists on immediate signatures or deposits, consider that a warning sign. Your best safeguard is time and clarity. A thoughtful review upfront ensures the project runs smoothly and helps you avoid costly disputes later.
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