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Culture
How Contractors Can Improve Client Relations
With the right tools, a contract should operate from start to finish with little to no complications because of poor client relations skills.
By Matt DiBara
October 5, 2021
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by Matt DiBara
Matt DiBara is a fourth-generation mason of DiBara Masonry and the creator of The Undercover Contractor - The free resource for educating homeowners on how to find, vet, hire and manage contractors. He has worked on some of the most prestigious and well-known celebrity homes in the city of Los Angeles, in addition to restoring several of Hollywood's most famous cultural landmarks. Matt is passionate about educating homeowners and empowering them with in-depth industry insight.
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