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Builder North Weald Bassett Essex (CM16): Choosing the right builder for your North Weald Bassett building project can prove to be tricky with so many on offer. Do you need a specialist building contractor, a general builder or a house builder for your assignment, and how should you go about choosing? To find the best builder for your particular needs, here are some useful tips and guidance.

Whatever the size of your building project; a complete house build, an extension to your house, a loft conversion or just a new garden wall, you want a professional, qualified and reliable North Weald Bassett builder to do the task. Friends and neighbours are a good place to start to get suggestions for a good builder. If they are satisfied with a builder they've used then add them to your shortlist because you'll need to get more than one quote for the work.

If you cannot find anybody who can recommend a builder in North Weald Bassett then you could ask the industry professionals. You can find independent builders and building companies who are covered by insurances and guarantees on the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) list of endorsed contractors. An approved FMB building contractor should give you the self-assurance in the knowledge that your project will be successfully completed even when problems occur, or unexpected delays in building occur.

You'll have to get a few things prepared before asking a builder in North Weald Bassett for a price quote. If your construction project is not made crystal clear, it can be very difficult for any builder to supply you with a precise quotation. If it's quite a big project you can ask a building contractor to oversee every stage of the work, from management and design to the actual construction works, while modest building work should give you the scope to come up with your own ideas and designs prepared to show a builder in order to receive a precise quotation.

You need to make duplicates of any architect's drawings or written design specifications and pass them on to the North Weald Bassett builders who you ask for an estimate. By following this process you'll both be clear on the expected result of your project. Together with an itemised quote your builder should also be able to set out a rough timescale for the completion of the building works.

Quotations can vary significantly, however if there is one that is much lower than the others you should ask the builder to clarify why this is so and to check they have fully understood your requirements. As a prospective client you are quite within your rights to ask for a suitable explanation and see an itemised break down of the costs given, and if the builder is unwilling or unable to supply this it might be better to be safe than sorry and look at a different contractor for the work.

Before deciding on which North Weald Bassett building company to use have one last read through of their estimates. A quotation may not break down every aspect of the build, but there should be a checklist of phases in the construction, and you are looking for anything that was not included in the initial estimation. For example, certain building contractors might reduce the estimated costs by not adding waste removal from the site at the end of the project. The debris and rubble from any construction work must be disposed of in a safe and controlled fashion, in keeping with local regulations, and this can be an expensive extr outlay if it isn't contained in the quote you've been presented with.

You might also need to check that any fittings and fixtures you want for your build are up to your specifications. Things like this must be specified on your written brief and accordingly quoted for by the builder. Should you feel unsure about any aspect of the price quote in relation to your fittings and fixtures, now is a good time to raise questions and be certain you will not have any unwanted surprises once the work begins.

So, you've found a quote that you're happy with and you are in a position to appoint your builder. Before the real work starts the builder should write up a contract for the protection of both of you. This will include such things as the materials to be used and where to store them on site, specifics of fittings and fixtures, removal of building waste and rubbish, and the making good of any snags during and at the conclusion of the project. The contract should set out the warranty period that you get and precisely what the builder's guarantee covers with regards to their work and/or materials used for the project.

It might also determine the payment method for the work. It is entirely possible you could be asked for a modest deposit, however you should never pay out any significant sums of money before work begins. Payments should only be made when each phase of a project is completed, and only if you're satisfied with the work.

At the conclusion of any project there should be a final inspection of the work involving the builder and client to ensure that all work has been completed to a good standard and a snag list compiled, if necessary. A common sense approach is required by both sides when handling this list, and it should comply with the contract that was signed at the start of the project. A final inspection is not used to pick fault with the work, but is carried out to deal with any concerns about the finished building project and the means by which to correct them. When the snagging list has been accomplished, all work is completed and the site has been cleared of materials and tools, the final payment can be made.

A good level of communication between you and the builder is essential if you are to keep a construction project running smoothly. You need to be ready to talk over any changes in or problems with your project with your builders, and you need to do so as soon as something arises. It gets much more difficult to correct an issue the longer it is left to fester, and you'll both benefit from good communication from the start.

It is possible that you will be living and in direct contact with the builders for a period of time and on a daily basis. You should have complete trust and understanding in this situation with your North Weald Bassett building company and their workforce. Any memberships, accreditations and qualifications held by your builders from trade organisations can help give you reassurance.

There are many professional associations that provide construction and building skills, project management training and technical building courses for workers at every level. There are additionally over 30 associations with membership schemes highlighting the skills and professionalism of individual builders and building companies. The most recognised of these schemes to watch out for in the construction industry are:

The Federation of Master Builders - Countless building companies and individual contractors at all levels of expertise are affiliated with the FMB (Federation of Master Builders), and follow their recommendations and guidelines for the building industry. FMB members are able to offer insurance for any work they do and also offer conflict resolution to reach a satisfactory outcome for both contractor and client in case of any fall-outs.

The Construction Skills Certification Scheme - The bare minimum required certification for any person working on a construction site is the Construction Skills Certification Scheme (CSCS) card. To attain a CSCS card a worker has to first pass the CITB Health, Safety and Environment course and give documentary evidence of their expertise and qualifications with regard to the construction industry.

There are many variously coloured cards in the CSCS scheme, with each highlighting a different qualification or ability level of the holder. More information can be found by heading to CSCS website.

The Construction Industry Council - With more than 25,000 construction consultants and in excess of 500,000 building professionals among its membership, the Construction Industry Council is the largest building industry organisation. These represent both the management and technical side of the building industry and it's highly likely that a site manager or other similar executive will be the holder of a CIC membership.

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