Home improvement professionals vary. Who you hire also will depend largely on the size and complexity of your project. What follows is a brief description of the different contractors who do work for homeowners:
General contractors - they manage all facets of the project, including hiring and supervising subcontractors, obtaining building permits, scheduling inspections, and working with architects and designers.
Specialty contractors - these are the folks who install products, such as cabinets, bathroom fixtures, and bookshelves.
Architects - they design homes, additions, and major renovations.
Design/build contractors - they offer one-stop service and will see your project through from start to finish.
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