The Hallmarks of an Ethical Remodeler



Ethical practices are a significant aspect of a remodeling contractor’s reputation. They enable you to trust your remodeler and maintain a professional relationship with them throughout your project. At DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Reno, we take our ethics very seriously. We make sure that the DreamMaker Code of Values™ is properly communicated to our employees and our clients can feel secure when they are working with us.

When hiring a contractor for your remodeling project, try to look out for some of these ethical do’s and don’ts.

Ethical Practices

Providing Means of Reporting Ethical Violations

It’s important for construction and remodeling companies to offer their clients a means of reporting unethical behaviors committed by their employees. Likewise, workers should be able to report unethical behaviors by clients. When done successfully, this can make a big difference to boosting customers’ trust.

Properly Screening Prospective Employees

When vetting a contractor, make sure to look into the qualifications of their workers and subcontractors too — particularly those that will be working on your project. Contractors should conduct thorough background checks with references. 

Communicating Code of Ethics to Employees

Most companies do business according to a set of values that are important to them. For some companies, the code may change over time, so regular updates and training on the code of ethics are ideal. That said, companies should regularly communicate their expectations to all employees. It’s crucial for employees to feel that the organization really cares about their code and everyone’s compliance.

Unethical Practices

Deliberately Omitting Items

Some contractors try to save money by using substandard materials or not using all necessary components during an installation. Not only is this dishonest, it can also endanger lives at some point. So when asking for a home remodel estimate, make sure that everything that will be used in your project is accounted for. Once the remodel has been completed, inspect the work and ensure it conforms to safety standards and building codes. Make sure all necessary materials have been utilized. 

Rigging or Fixing Prices

Remember that remodelers sign an agreement with you, binding them to deliver quality workmanship that meets industry standards. However, unscrupulous contractors try to hide poor workmanship or any defects that have developed due to their installation.

Let’s Start a Conversation!

DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Reno is trusted by many local homeowners when it comes to remodeling needs. If you need a kitchen or bathroom quote, you can rest assured that our experts will take accurate measurements of your home and ensure fair and honest pricing. Call (775) 522-7888 or fill out our contact form to start a conversation with our team. We serve customers in Carson City, Reno, Incline Village, Verdi, Sparks and other nearby communities.

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