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Rob Carrick examines the warning signs that can tip you off about whether you're going to be disappointed or ripped off
Segment Three: How to hire a good contractor
-how many quotes should you get, and what should you be asking?
-what are the warning signs you’re going to be disappointed or ripped off?
-can your fire someone half way through?
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