FAQs
- What types of customers have you worked with?
Attic, Crawl Spaces, Unfinished Basement, Internal Walls, Sound proofing Insulation, New constructions Estimate, Fiberglass Batt Insulation, Wall Insulation Blanket Moisture Control Treatment( Air Sealing 1-Part Foam) Blown-In Fiberglass Insulation, Blown cellulose Insulation Pipe Insulation. Insulation Removal only
- What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?
It's not always easy to find a good contractor and may actually take you some time and a fair amount of effort. Part of the problem is bad contractors often look and sound like good contractors at the start of a job but reveal their true nature once the work is underway. So you can tell if he you are dealing with a potentially bad contractor or a have really found a good one, here is some tell tale signs of both types of contractors. Bad contractors are usually very likeable and promise you lots of good things at very reasonable prices. Unfortunately, they cant usually follow through on their promises and may not be around to actually finish the job at all. Here s some other characteristics of bad contractors * Dont usually like to write things down or work with contracts. Often say things like, we dont need a contract, we understand each other. * Try to convince you to use non-standard materials or not build to industry standards including statements like we donÃÂt need permits they aÃÂre just a money grab by the city, county etc * Need to be constantly supervised to ensure they are working and using the materials called for in the job specifications, then threaten to walk off the job when you supervise them too closely. * Make infrequent appearances at the job site and dont supervise or coordinate the work of subcontractors or their own workers. * Frequently want to move onto another aspect of the job before they have properly finished the first part.