How To Choose Flooring Contractor

Selecting a remodeling contractor should be based on your ability to have trust and confidence in the contractor and his management of the process. Before you consider hiring a contractor, ask him these questions.

1. Is contractor a member in a non-profit professional trade association?
Nearly all professional contractors participate in these, and they require strict ethical standards for members:
-To deal with customers with honesty and integrity.
-To reveal all material facts so that the truth about products and services may be understand fully.
Our company has been a member of NWFA for more than 7 years. We also attend some meetings of National Association of Remodeling Industry.

2. Does contractor has proper technical knowledge to perform job?
Every year we spend plenty of time on expending our knowledge to serve better our customers. Our company is certified by NWFA in advanced sanding, finishing and installation procedures. As NWFA members we receive the best in education and technical resources to advance our professionalism. We were trained by Bruce Hardwood Flooring –the biggest wood manufacturer. We are also Endorsed Pergo installer for laminate flooring.

3. Does company carries proper business insurance?
It is not about health insurance or car insurance. For your safety we have general liability insurance and workman’s compensation insurance. Check with agent if it is current.

4. Are jobs done mostly by subs who give cheapest bids?
We "house train" our staff. Jobs are be performed by our dedicated crews, not by lowest bidding subcontractors. (This is prevalent practice with bigger companies)

5. Do you meet with salesman trying to make his commission or somebody who has technical knowledge and can give you advice based on your needs?
Only people with best skills and technical knowledge are meeting with customers to give them the best available advice.

6. Is contractor operating credible business successfully for at least 5 years?
We have been in business more than 20 years. (90% remodeling businesses fail during first 5 years)

Like other professional and reputable contractors, we are happy to provide referral information upon further inquiry.