A good home improvement contract eliminates disputes and makes both parties happy. On the other hand, a bad one is one-sided and puts both at the disadvantage. A bad contract always masquerades as good until you realize it provides protection to cost increases and other horrors unknowing homeowners experience. When you already signed on the dotted line, you’d then be legally obligated to follow its terms – no matter how unfavorable they may be. [Read more…]