Our License & Insurance

01

Do Your Research

Check with your family, friends, and neighbors to see if they have a local roofing, siding, window or gutter contractor they've used and ask how the experience went.

When looking online, search for great ratings across Google, Yelp, Facebook, Better Business Bureau, NextDoor, Thumbtack, or any platform you trust for reviews. And make sure they service your area and provide the service you're looking for by checking out their websites.

02

Narrow Down Your List

Consider factors like location, warranties, and responsiveness to your inquiries. If you’ve reached out to a roofing contractor and you don’t hear back within 24-48 hours, think about what their response time may be if you decide to move forward with their estimate.

Upfront great – or bad! – communication can be a strong indicator of how your experience will be throughout the project.

03

Set Up Appointments & "Interview" Your Contractors

Whether online or in-person, you should speak face-to-face with the contractors you're considering for your project before signing the dotted line.

Ask questions about the company's installation process and timeline, available products, manufacturers’ certifications, industry experience, insurance coverage, warranties, social distancing guidelines, and references for jobs they’ve completed near you. Discuss what payment terms, methods, and financing options are available, too.

Gathering this information will ultimately make you feel more comfortable about the process of repairing or replacing your home's exteriors by eliminating any unknowns and  stressors you may have.

04

Pick The Company That Fits Your Needs

Consider the price, quality work, and the estimated timeline for project completion. You’ll likely receive a range of prices for the work, so review whether each estimate explains the factors going into the final cost. Some companies will try to oversell you, while others will bid low but not deliver good quality work or products. While the lowest bid may seem the most attractive, keep in mind the quality of work you’re paying for at that price.

Finally, consider your overall experience so far with each company as these moments give you insights into how it operates. If it’s a well-oiled machine with great people at every step, you should feel at ease putting your home exterior project in their hands.