US EditionAsking Eric: Homeowner Expects a Bit More From Contractor Who Didn’t Win Their Bid
ONONDAGA COUNTY, NEW YORK, AUG 6 – Homeowners expect contractors to acknowledge declined quotes as part of professional communication, which can influence future hiring decisions, experts say.
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Asking Eric: Homeowner expects a bit more from contractor who didn’t win their bid
Dear Eric: We’ve had some improvements done on our home lately, and for each job I would get quotes from two different contractors for comparison. There would be the typical friendly back-and-forth between us and the contractors as we work out the details of their proposals.
·Portland, United States
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Asking Eric: I feel like my contractors owe me a thank you, even if I don’t end up hiring them
Dear Eric: We’ve had some improvements done on our home lately, and for each job I would get quotes from two different contractors for comparison. There would be the typical friendly back-and-forth between us and the contractors as we work out the details of their proposals.
·Syracuse, United States
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