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There is no better sense of accomplishment than
taking on a home improvement project and completing it successfully. Before you
make a final decision about how to handle your project, here are some important
factors to consider:
Skills
Installing vinyl siding and doing it well is no easy task. You might
want to be sure you are comfortable with your skill level and the tools
required for the job before getting started.
Time
When making the decision to take on a project, it's important to
realize that time can either work for you or against you. If you are taking on
something that's new to you, it might take you longer. In other instances, a
professional might be able to do the job faster, but you actually might be able
to complete some jobs sooner by doing them yourself. Stop to make a realistic
evaluation of the time you have to invest in the project before getting
started.
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Enlisting a professional
In addition to using our “Find A Contractor” search, another great way
to find a contractor is through word of mouth. Spend some time talking to
friends or neighbors who have had similar work done and see if they have any
recommendations. If you don't know anyone, try talking to local building supply
dealers or turn to the Yellow Pages. Before going with someone you don't know,
you might want to check with the local chapter of the Better Business Bureau to
avoid using someone with a record of complaints. Ready to get started? Find A
Contractor now.
Warranties
Products from Alcoa are manufactured to exacting standards to ensure
the lasting beauty of your home. We back our products with a range of
comprehensive warranties, including an exclusive Medallion Lifetime Limited
Warranty.
Find out more
QUESTIONS TO ASK YOUR CONTRACTOR
During the home improvement process, it's important to work with a contractor
who is trustworthy, qualified and capable. Before hiring a contractor, there
are some important questions homeowners should ask:
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Inquire about the contractor's licensing and length of time in business.
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Ask the contractor for references from recent customers.
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Ask for before-and-after photos of siding jobs that they've completed.
Check with the Better Business Bureau.
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Find out about the contractor's certifications or other professional
credentials.
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