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Roselin G.
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Trustworthy contractor or no?

Roselin G.
  • Tulsa
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hello!

I’m working or attempting to work with a contractor who wants $1000 deposit before he’ll give me a breakdown of the renovation. I gave him a list of updates and he quoted me 60-75k. I asked for a breakdown so I can decide what stays or goes and he says he isnt able to comply bc our contract says services cant be rendered until I deposit 1000k and providing a quote of the work is part of his service.  I spoke with him multiple times that signing the contract to work with him is contingent upon providing a breakdown of cost for work. I havent paid the 1k. He also brought a dumpster to the house..not sure why??? He is a well known builder around the area and has built other homes we know of. 


seems very off to me but I am also new to this..help would be so appreciated. 

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Bruce Woodruff
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Bruce Woodruff
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Quote from @Eliott Elias:

Makes sense coming from a contractor

 Remember to stop generalizing....there are more good than bad...

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