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Q: Will my Home Depot contractor do plumbing and electrical work?

For any complex wiring or plumbing needs, your general contractor may subcontract licensed electricians and plumbers. Be sure to ask who will handle this work.

Q: Does Home Depot handle obtaining permits for kitchen remodels?

No, securing any required building permits is the homeowner’s responsibility. Your contractor can provide guidance on permit requirements based on your project scope.

Q: Can I provide my own materials if I hire a contractor through Home Depot?

Home Depot typically expects you to purchase materials through them if using one of their contractors. However, you may be able to negotiate the use of some specialty or reused items. Discuss this with your project manager.

Q: How can I keep my basement dry during a hurricane?

Installing a sump pump, sealing the walls, adding flood vents, and installing a French drain system around your home will all help keep water out of your basement when heavy rains hit.

Q: What are the best hurricane-resistant roof types?

Metal, clay tile, and impact-rated asphalt shingle roofs perform best in high winds. Lightweight metal allows wind to pass through, reducing uplift forces.

Q: What are the most critical hurricane preparations for a home?

Reinforcing the roof, securing windows/doors, bracing the foundation, and controlling water flow are job one. Doing these things helps prevent total structural failure when a big storm hits.

FAQs

Will my Home Depot contractor do plumbing and electrical work?

Does Home Depot handle obtaining permits for kitchen remodels?

Can I provide my own materials if I hire a contractor through Home Depot?

How can I keep my basement dry during a hurricane?

What are the best hurricane-resistant roof types?

What are the most critical hurricane preparations for a home?

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