People dread having a contractor at the kitchen table because of how the meeting usually goes. Ours is run differently.
What you can expect
- A written estimate you keep. It lists the scope, the product and the price. It does not expire at the end of the visit.
- Options at more than one price. You should see what the next level up and the next level down would cost.
- No signing that night. Take the estimate, compare it, call us with questions.
- A straight answer on repair versus replace. If a repair will do, we say so.
On insurance work
After a storm we inspect the roof, photograph and document what we find, and meet your adjuster on site so nothing is missed. Your insurer decides what is covered and what it pays. Nobody here will promise you an outcome they do not control.
See the whole process, step by step.
Questions people ask
Is the consultation really free? +
Yes. There is no charge and no obligation, and you keep the written estimate.
How long is the estimate good for? +
Thirty days, in writing. Material prices can change after that, and we will tell you if they have.
Do you require a deposit? +
Any deposit and the payment schedule are written on your agreement before you sign, so there are no surprises. Custom windows and doors are ordered only after final measurements.