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7 Questions to Ask Before You Sign: A Homeowner’s Guide to Hiring the Right Roofing or Siding Contractor When it comes to home improvement, few projects carry as much weight — or cost — as roofing and siding.

When it’s time to replace your siding or roofing, you want to make sure you’re getting a fair price for quality work. Unfortunately, some untrustworthy contractors may overcharge homeowners who aren’t familiar with market rates or the details of the job.

You've signed the contract for your home's exterior renovation, made your down payment, and you're eager to see your home's transformation begin. But when exactly will you see that first work crew arrive? And more importantly, when will you be able to enjoy your newly renovated home?

Taking care of your home’s exterior is essential for maintaining its value and protecting it from the elements. However, many homeowners put off siding and roofing projects for a variety of reasons.

Hiring a contractor for your construction or renovation project is a big investment, and getting the right advice is crucial. Home renovations represent a significant investment of both financial resources and personal trust.

You may look at your roof and notice some dark spots, algae, or maybe some missing shingles. As a homeowner, it’s important to address concerns right away – but sometimes you have other priorities at hand. And we get it, no one wants to deal with damage to their home.

As homeowners consider updating their properties, they often encounter various myths and misconceptions about exterior renovations. These usually come up when they’re thinking of starting a new project and someone is offering advice. Who hasn’t heard a renovation horror story?

If you’re planning an exterior project like new siding or roofing, you may want to get a quick estimate over the phone. Many homeowners look for ballpark figures to gauge costs, compare options, or even avoid dealing with salespeople.

When making a big purchase, whether it’s a new appliance or a new roof, one of the first things you’ll want to check is the warranty. After all, you want to be sure that what you're investing in will work as intended and last as long as possible. Home improvement projects are no different.