Who - Check for a permanent place of business, telephone number, tax I.D. number. How long have they been in business?
History
- Check with the better business bureau for possible complaints. Check the company's track record, check our references, and at least three completed projects by calling the owners.
Financial Capabilities
- Your project can be liened by suppliers. Ask for potential suppliers of your job and make sure the contractor pays for all materials.
Insurance -Does the contractor carry liability insurance, or are they relying on your homeowner insurance?
Worker Compensation
- Did you know that when you hire a contractor, if the contractor does not carry Workman's Compensation, you as the homeowner are responsible for the medical costs of the workman who is injured at your home. Make sure you see the worker's compensation certificate and make sure it is current.
Workmanship
- Have the contractor explain the project supervision and quality control procedures. Ask for copies of all materials and workmanship guarantees and warranties.
Important Information to help you through the remodeling, restoration, and construction process.
On Schedule - Within the Guidelines of Your Insurance Coverage.