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Any transaction with a provider or manufacturer should be documented. I’ll say it again: “Get it in writing!” This fifth tip should be rather obvious: Whatever you want done … whatever they say they will do … “Get it in Writing!” Unfortunately, word of mouth is not good enough. Assembling all of the particulars on paper will establish that you know exactly what you are buying. (And, should there arise a problem with the project that would necessitate you to go to court, you have documentation of what was and was not agreed upon at the on-set of construction.) Should you ever have questions about what you are paying for or what you can expect to see completed, you have your contract to consult. Therefore, protect yourself and get everything in writing.