When you hire a contractor to do any kind of work on your home, it is absolutely crucial that you vet them properly to make sure that you are working with a company that is experienced and well-equipped to handle the job, but honest and trustworthy as well. This is especially true when you are looking to get siding or roof repair work done. Your siding is one of the most important parts of the exterior of your home and is responsible for keeping it protected from the elements while also boosting its curb appeal and appearance.
Before signing on the dotted line, here are a few questions you should ask your siding contractor according to Adams Roofing Professionals, Inc.
This is probably the most important question to ask. When hiring a siding or roofing contractor, it is important that you hire somebody local. Ask for the location of their office and check to see if they are actually there. Hiring somebody from out of town can be tricky especially if you have problems with the installation later on.
A good contractor will be proud of their work and will happily show you projects that they have completed in the past without you even having to ask for them. Ask if they can provide references and speak to at least three previous customers to make sure that they are happy with the service provided.
As a homeowner, it is only reasonable to expect that your siding contractor will offer warranties for the materials they use and will guarantee the quality of their workmanship. Warranties can vary widely and will sometimes have limitations. Be sure to talk to them thoroughly about this before they start the job.
Looking for a roofer you can trust? Look no further than Adams Roofing Professionals, Inc. We offer services you can trust and provide excellent value and superior workmanship. We take pride in our work and stand behind our products and services. For all your roofing and siding needs, feel free to give us a call at (847) 354-4312 or fill out our contact form to schedule a free consultation today.
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