PROMAX, INC REMODELING & RESTORATION. ON TIME, ON BUDGET, AND EXACTLY AS PROMISED.

1. Ask for a list of references

Please complete our form or contact us to schedule a FREE ESTIMATE and DESIGN at a time that is convenient for you.

Unless otherwise specified, our proposals include all aspects of the job including material, labor, debris removal, permits, and insurance.
All materials are guaranteed to be as specified.
Project will be completed in a workmanlike manner according to standard practices.
Any alteration or deviation from job specifications may require additional charges.
All employees are covered by Workers Compensation insurance, liability insurance, and auto insurance. Copies of policies are available upon request.
All materials are installed in accordance to manufacturer specifications.
Debris will be removed from the jobsite in a dump truck provided by PROMAX LLC
Jobsites are thoroughly cleaned each day before departure and upon completion.
Due to price volatility proposals are valid for a period of 30 days.
Payments accepted are personal check, and Visa/Mastercard/Discovery. Credit card payments over $1,000.00 will be assessed a 3 % charge.

Ask your contractor for client references. This is your best way to judge a contractor's experience and professionalism. By contacting all these references you'll learn not only about the quality of the contractor's current work, but how well his work and warranty holds up.

2. Call the references, here's what to ask

How was the quality of workmanship?
How well did the contractor stay on budget according to the original estimate?
Did the contractor use a change order form for any changes?
How timely was the contractor during the course of the job?
Were you happy with his/her attitude when problems would arise?
Did they keep the job site clean and safe?
Would you ever use this contractor again?

3. Communication is key!

When you interview a potential contractor, you should feel comfortable speaking with him. After all, he will be working on your biggest investment! Explain the goals you have for your project. Communication is the key to a productive client/contractor relationship.

4. How long has the contractor been in business?

We recommend you hire a contractor with five or more years of experience. Research has shown that contractor's with five or more years of experience are likely to have a solid business foundation, and therefore more likely to be reliable.

5. Verify insurance

It is extremely important that a contractor be properly insured to protect you from potential legal problems. A contractor should have the following types of coverage:
Workman's Compensation Insurance protects you in case a worker is injured on your property
General Liability Insurance covers you in case a contractor damages your property.

6. Don't hire based on lowest price alone

The basis of contractor's price is important. DO NOT simply hire a contractor with the lowest estimate. Examine and breakdown each estimate. Is the price of materials low compared to other estimates? The materials could be interior, if the contractor's price is considerably lower than other estimates his standard of workmanship may not be up to par with more qualified contractors.

7. Look for a contractor who is a member of an applicable trade association

Membership in a trade association is strong evidence that a contractor has taken the initiative to stay current with industry standards and business practices.

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