Housing Rehabilitation Online Contractor Skills Contractor Performance Levels

Amateur Housing Rehab Contractor

May have practical experience in Contracting but functions mainly on certain aspects of work (i.e. roofing, siding and/or windows) and seek to expand their business through participation in a program.

• Pro: Lower Cost Option, Complete Singular Task Project
• Con: Limited Skills, Limited Funds, Overstep Skill level constantly, Many contracts (private or public) open and not completed, Not familiar with entire rehabilitation process, lack compliancy with jurisdictional authority

Journeyman Housing Rehab Contractor

Has practical experience with a number of housing programs and projects. Covers a wider variety of tasks within a project scope. Seeks to increase contracted work through mastery of program procedures and to improve reputation as pro performer.

• Pro: Will Provide reasonable costs, Complete familiar multiple tasks, manages reasonable contract load well
• Con: Tend to take on more tasks than normal which will lead to a few communication issues

Professional Housing Rehab Contractor

Knows all of the in and outs of several housing rehabilitation programs. Has successfully completed a number of projects with a minimum of delays and issues rising. Seeks to continue to maintain present contract level without overstepping their professional boundaries.

• Pro: Confident in what they can handle, Upmost professional courtesy throughout project
• Con: Cost Higher than normal, Will not expand skill level with new tasks