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What to Do When the Contractor Vanishes

5th Sep 2005, 17:25 GMT

Q I signed a contract with a general contractor last September. The contractor was going to remodel the back of my house for a fixed price of $125,000. For six months, everything seemed to go well, the work appeared to be of good quality and the various crews were working continuously. Then, about...