Eader Homes

No job is too big or small for Eader Homes. Now is the time to spruce up your home. In todays housing market, home improvement is key. Whether you are looking to remodel your kitchen or just update your appliances, Eader is the right choice to get it done to your specifications. From paint to drywall and tile to hardwood, we are your one stop for all your home improvement needs. Contact us today for a free estimate.

The only way to sell quickly in this type of real estate market is to make your home stand out amoung the rest. We can help you to spruce up and upgrade your home to make it a more viable purchase for prospective buyers. We can make suggestions as to what does and what doesn't draw bids and buyers. We can show you cost effective ways that you can improve your property and increase it's value. With so many homes for sale, you have to make your home unique enough to attract prospective buyers or fix the problems that will eliminate it from most buyers consideration. Minor repairs can go a very long way when you are selling your house. Let us come by and take a look; we are happy to provide a free estimate and suggestions.

The BBB (Better Business Bureau has issued warnings of possible home improvement cons that are quite common. Below are a few things you need to look out for to avoid these scams:

• Ask friends, relatives, neighbors, co-workers for recommendations, then check with your Better Business Bureau, www.bbb.org to see if complaints have been lodged against any contractor you're considering hiring.
• "Bait and switch" - offering low prices for installed items like windows and home siding, and then telling the senior the item is currently out of stock and can only be replaced with a high-priced substitute.
• Misrepresenting the urgency of a needed repair to avoid the consumer getting other bids.
• Claiming the item is more expensive than advertised because it has to be "custom made" to fit the home.
• Do not permit work to start without a signed written contract that includes all verbal promises that were made by the contractor. Be sure that the written contract includes a start and completion date, a breakdown of the cost and information about the contractor, including proof of insurance, necessary permits from your city, competency license number, street address, city and phone number. (READ MORE on BBB)