How Long Has the Company Been in Business Starts are fine, but where did they come from? Do they have a lot of experience? Did they recently break off from an established contractor and why? You want to look for a contractor who can convey true expert knowledge to you.
Check with the BBB Do they respond to complaints? This is not foolproof, but it is a safe way to get a general feel for the contractor. There are too many people working out of their garages and calling themselves professionals. These mico businesses will not offer the reliability of completing future repairs. The BBB will let you know who is reputable, and who is not.
Check References Ask to see recently installed jobs to make sure you like the style of installation. Not all fence contractors do jobs in the same way. Talking to past customers is a great idea. They can give you an even better idea about the people you are hiring than the BBB can. Ask about the character of the workers, their reliability, and their integrity. Bob Rosen of Rob Ryan Inc. hired Rolen Brothers to install a fence on his commercial property. I couldnt ask for a better crew of men and women, he said. In all sincerity, the fence looks dynamic.
Are they are licensed and insured? You could be held liable for any accidents and or injuries that occur on your property.
You Want A Fence Installation Specialist A contractor who is too broad may lack the expertise needed to give you the best installation and service that you deserve and desire.
Choose a fence company that trains their own staff and does not use subs This will lead to workers with more expertise and loyalty. Additionally, there will be better communication ob the job at hand and more rapid progress in completing the installation. Sub-contracted workers work at their own convenience or on many jobs at once making their work less reliable than in-house staff employees. Rolen Brothers does not sub-contract. They have their own team of fence installation specialists.
Inquire about installation procedure Will the installer dig the right size hole? Here are the typical measurements: 6" - 8" diameter hole for chainlink fencing; 8" - 10" diameter hole for wood fencing; and 10" - 12" diameter hole for vinyl fencing. Most cities have inspections for the depth of post holes only.
Have a good idea of the type of fence you want then request a quote. Remember, you get what you pay for most of the time, so the lowest quote is not always the one you should pick.
ask about the payment procedure. Fence contrators usually ask for a down payment, usually 25% to 33% of total quote. That not only pays for a portion of the materials but it lets the contractor know you want him to do the work. If you feel uncomfortable about giving any contractor a down payment, then you probably should keep looking until you feel safe with your choice. - 30228
Check with the BBB Do they respond to complaints? This is not foolproof, but it is a safe way to get a general feel for the contractor. There are too many people working out of their garages and calling themselves professionals. These mico businesses will not offer the reliability of completing future repairs. The BBB will let you know who is reputable, and who is not.
Check References Ask to see recently installed jobs to make sure you like the style of installation. Not all fence contractors do jobs in the same way. Talking to past customers is a great idea. They can give you an even better idea about the people you are hiring than the BBB can. Ask about the character of the workers, their reliability, and their integrity. Bob Rosen of Rob Ryan Inc. hired Rolen Brothers to install a fence on his commercial property. I couldnt ask for a better crew of men and women, he said. In all sincerity, the fence looks dynamic.
Are they are licensed and insured? You could be held liable for any accidents and or injuries that occur on your property.
You Want A Fence Installation Specialist A contractor who is too broad may lack the expertise needed to give you the best installation and service that you deserve and desire.
Choose a fence company that trains their own staff and does not use subs This will lead to workers with more expertise and loyalty. Additionally, there will be better communication ob the job at hand and more rapid progress in completing the installation. Sub-contracted workers work at their own convenience or on many jobs at once making their work less reliable than in-house staff employees. Rolen Brothers does not sub-contract. They have their own team of fence installation specialists.
Inquire about installation procedure Will the installer dig the right size hole? Here are the typical measurements: 6" - 8" diameter hole for chainlink fencing; 8" - 10" diameter hole for wood fencing; and 10" - 12" diameter hole for vinyl fencing. Most cities have inspections for the depth of post holes only.
Have a good idea of the type of fence you want then request a quote. Remember, you get what you pay for most of the time, so the lowest quote is not always the one you should pick.
ask about the payment procedure. Fence contrators usually ask for a down payment, usually 25% to 33% of total quote. That not only pays for a portion of the materials but it lets the contractor know you want him to do the work. If you feel uncomfortable about giving any contractor a down payment, then you probably should keep looking until you feel safe with your choice. - 30228
About the Author:
Following these nine steps will get you on the way to hiring the best fence contractor out there. Eric coon as been working in the cleveland fencing industry for over 10 years. He installs residential and commercial fencing There is a fencing contractor review here.
