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Five Important Pointers For Selecting A Foundation Repair Contractor

By Jerry Hyland
October 5, 2017
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As a homeowner, you cannot skip the need for maintenance and upkeep. From fixing leaking pipes and sanitary repairs, to more critical and expensive concerns like roof repair and renovating the carport, there are many aspects that need attention. There are certain things you can manage at your end, but things like foundation repair, you should hire the best professionals in town. If you see cracks in your interior walls, or spot signs like sunken floors, you should look for a service that specializes in foundation repair. In this post, we will talk of the things you need to check while hiring a contractor.

  1. Ask around and make a list. Talk to your friends, neighbors and colleagues to find the list of best contractors around. Make a shortlist of the names that these people have tried, and do ask about their experience. If you don’t have a lot of contacts in the city, a better idea is to check for listings online.
  1. Experience counts. Repairing the foundation of your home is a serious job, and you cannot hire someone based on the price discount they offer. The experience of the concerned service is extremely relevant. Make sure that they are a local company and have enough experience in handling all sorts of repairs, regardless of the concerns. Please note that the term ‘experience’ in this regard refers to the experience of the company in general and not the sum of the individual experience of their staff members.
  1. Is the company insured? For home improvement jobs, you need a team that’s insured and licensed. You may be surprised to know that some companies are just making money by selling their contracts to subcontractors. You need a service that has an in-house team of repairmen and experts.
  1. Will they offer an estimate in advance? Foundation repair tasks can be more expensive than you think. It is always advisable to get an estimate in advance, which should include all the related costs and expenses. You also need to know if they are going to offer some sort of warranty on the repairs, because you wouldn’t want to spend on foundation repair every year.
  1. Will they offer references? Now that is a valid question, as well. Don’t trust a company just because they are giving some sort of insane offer or discount. Instead choose one that wouldn’t mind sharing details of their previous projects and clients.

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