Any homeowner would be happy to have the perfect windows for their home, especially if the windows are installed by trusted window contractors.
During the window consultation process, reputable contractors should answer all the questions you may have about them, their work and the products they carry, among other things. Here are some of the questions you should ask:
Some contractors do charge a fee for an estimate. That’s not necessarily a bad thing, but ask the question so you are prepared. Many window contractors, however, offer free estimates. For many homeowners, that’s one of the most important things.
Some contractors consider the trim work as part of their job and do not expect to be paid extra for it. However, there are also window companies that charge for the trim work as they consider this to be an add-on. And, still other contractors do not perform any trim work at all.
This should be included in the contract, but ask your prospective contractor anyway so you can prepare the money. Some window installers ask for a deposit, and others expect you to pay the full amount once the project is completed. Others offer financing.
Examples here refer to pictures or videos of their past work. Reliable window contractors are ready to show these to homeowners, even when they are not asked. They also provide references so you can talk to their past customers if you want to, which you should.
The number and size of windows you’re replacing will dictate how long the project takes to complete. If you have given the details to your contractor, they should have a solid idea of what to tell you. If they are vague, that’s a sign to move on to another contractor.
When you meet the contractor to discuss the window installation, it’s best to be prepared with the questions that matter the most to you.
Get in touch with professional window contractor Renewal by Andersen® of San Francisco for your window replacement needs. Call us today at (866) 609-5033, or fill out our form here. We can work on your project in San Francisco.
