Contractor Affairs, Inc. was formed to figure out a way to save every contractor time and money. We came up with the idea after losing countless hours at home with our family and losing money by performing work for customers that have bad track records.

Arming yourself with vital information about your potential customer is valuable. You don’t leave the house or office without an address and directions. You should not leave the house without knowing ahead of time whether or not this customer is serious about wanting work done or just using you for knowledge. Going on the estimate and working close to cost is something we do for our ‘best’ customers and not something we want to do for a customer who is not going to make this transaction an easy one. Being informed of whether this customer is a good payer, is picky, or flexible with contractors is important. You can know ahead of time to work close to cost to get the work or pad the estimate to handle the fallout of a slow paying person or someone who tries to renegotiate the already negotiated contract. There are many variables on the job site that are not included in your proposal.

The consumer is able to check BBB and Consumer Affairs to see if there are any complaints about you, shouldn’t you have the ability to do the same?

While you will have the ability to arm yourself with valuable information, Contractor Affairs, Inc. also is a place for one stop Contractor shopping. We have a list of subcontractors that are ready willing and able to network with you. In addition, we have formed a list of contacts that every contractor needs at least once during the lifetime of their business. Here you will find attorneys, accountants, insurance brokers, printers, and much more who specialize in your field.