Remodeling projects generally follow a certain set of rules, including whether to leave your keys with your kitchen or bathroom remodeler. Other questions like, “Should I feed workers, or at least bring them water and snacks?” are also part of the equation. These unspoken rules go beyond contracts and agreements, and the answers are often dependent on the relationship between the homeowner and the remodeler.
We’re often asked whether homeowners leave their house keys with the contractor during remodeling. Today, DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Orland Park® weighs in.
Trust Is a Factor
The biggest factor that can help you decide if it’s a good idea to leave your house keys with your remodeler is trust. A majority of home improvement companies nowadays perform thorough background checks on all their employees before hiring them. If you’re working with a reputable contractor, you can rest a bit easier knowing you’ll be leaving your home in the care of skilled and trustworthy workers.
Beyond being able to trust your contractor to not go where they’re not supposed to be, you should also be able to trust your remodeler to keep your home secure if you leave your house keys. Your chosen contractor must be fully licensed, bonded and insured should anything happen to your home and belongings.
Consider the Project
The construction area for projects such as minor kitchen or bathroom renovations won’t take up your entire living space, so it’s not really necessary for you to leave the house during these kinds of remodels.
Prioritize Security & Convenience
Ultimately, choose whatever’s convenient for you without sacrificing security. If you choose to entrust your house keys to your contractor, make sure to stash valuables before the work begins.
Choose DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Orland Park
When it comes to kitchen and bathroom remodeling and more, you can count on DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Orland Park to give you outstanding results. Call us today at (708) 320-3417 to schedule your appointment. Let’s start a conversation!
