HRT Contractors, LLC

01/11/2025

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01/11/2025

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07/24/2024

Please come support Hannah at the Lake availing Farmer’s Market tomorrow! She will be selling her bracelets and other jewelry. Free gift with every purchase! We appreciate your support!!!

02/25/2024

Happy Sunday!

Check out our newest listing - just waiting for the right investor!!!

SPECTACULAR COMMERCIAL/RETAIL OPPORTUNITY!!! Direct N. Main Street access with recent city improvements of sidewalks, street lights, and underground utilities. This cleared lot is just under one acre with established water and sewer lines. This investment is located in a rapidly expanding location a...

07/07/2022

https://www.heraldonline.com/news/business/article262926563.html

The general contractor, York County and City of Rock Hill are against a proposal that would allow the real estate company created by Panthers owner David Tepper to use other Tepper companies to finance bankruptcy.

03/11/2022

Demand for construction trades is at an all-time high!!!

Henry McMaster directed $17 million to Workforce Scholarships for the Future, calling on the General Assembly to allocate an additional $124 million.

11/04/2021

Please make sure people working in and around your home are properly licensed for the work they are contracted to perform. If not…Buyer Beware!!!

It’s easy to work with them
When a contractor is licensed and bonded, that means you can feel confident that they’re professional and reputable. Contractors who are not licensed or bonded may be dishonest and disappear after completing a small amount of work.

A licensed and bonded contractor is generally experienced with:

Meeting project deadlines
Using the right materials
Ensuring less maintenance over time
To ensure that they properly completed their work, a licensed and bonded contractor will follow up with you. This way, they can detect any issues, resolve them, and prevent future problems. Also, to showcase their certainty in their work, licensed and bonded contractors usually give their customers a lifetime guarantee.

They have insurance
It’s essential to hire a contractor who has insurance, as this proves the company’s responsibility and gives you peace of mind.

Contractors should have:

Personal liability - Your contractor assumes responsibility for damages on your property. Without liability insurance, the damages fall on you.
Worker’s compensation - An unlicensed contractor won’t have protection for injured workers. Then, if an accident occurs on the job, the responsibility falls on the homeowner to pay for the medical expenses.
You’re not taking any financial or legal risks
Legal

In many cases, contractors need a license to perform labor. Therefore, contractors are breaking the law if they don’t have a license.

Plus, licensed contractors tend to offer better work. Because a licensing board doesn’t review an unlicensed contractor’s work, there’s a strong possibility that you won’t receive quality repairs on your property.

Financial

Fidelity and surety bonds ensure that, as a homeowner, you’ll receive financial security—even if the contractor doesn’t finish the job. Also, generally, licensed and bonded contractors offer better financing options, as banks typically won’t work with unlicensed contractors.

Most states require workers to be licensed and bonded by law. So, be sure to do your research. If you have the option to hire a licensed and bonded contractor, do so. They go through the trouble to make sure they operate their business ethically and professionally. As a rule of thumb, always request evidence that the basement waterproofing contractor you’re hiring is licensed, bonded, and even insured. It’s crucial to your home’s safety and your financial security.

10/18/2021

https://time.com/nextadvisor/loans/home-equity/save-on-remodeling-when-wood-is-expensive/

Materials, especially wood, are more expensive than ever due to supply shortages and surging demand. Here’s how you can still save money on your remodeling project.