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Step 1: The Planning
- Quoting
Once you've contacted us, a qualified Residential Consultant will visit your
home to evaluate your needs and desires, and provide you with an accurate
quote for the products you've expressed interest in. During this time,
he will also attempt to identify any potential problems and provide solutions
to best protect and increase the value of your home. If you are not comfortable
with large delivery vehicles on your driveway, now is the time to let us
know.
- The Contract
Once you've made the decision to entrust us with your remodeling needs, your
Residential Consultant will schedule a time to meet with you again, sign
a formal contract and collect a deposit. The contract and supporting paperwork
will include specific details concerning your home, the products you've
selected to improve it, and a tentative scheduling window.
- Pre-Production
The contract is then reviewed at our office to make sure that all of the
necessary information is present for our Production Department to build
and schedule your job. On occasion, we may contact you for some additional
information, to clarify a selection, or to come take some final measurements
necessary to order the products. As our Production Department reviews the
project, they enter all the information in our system, order the materials,
and outline the project, identifying everything that can be done before
the job actually starts. This enables us to keep the on-site work to a
minimum, reducing the risk of bad weather, potential safety and property
hazards, as well as your inconvenience during construction.
- Scheduling
You will be put in contact with a project coordinator who will be your point
of contact throughout the course of the work. Once we've confirmed availability
of, or received the materials necessary to complete your job, we'll contact
you to let you know when the crews and materials are scheduled to arrive
at your home and begin. Depending on weather, products you've selected,
and the number of jobs ahead of you, this can generally take anywhere from
two to eight weeks. If we've confirmed a date with you and the weather
on that day is forecasted such that it is prohibitive to allowing us to
perform the work in a safe and professional manner, we will contact you
to reschedule the work.
Step 2: The Project
- Material Delivery and Site Preparation
Depending on the products we need for your home, the
materials may arrive with the installation crew (doors, siding,
windows, gutters), or may be delivered by large vehicles (roof,
patio, sidewalk, masonry), some even with cranes or forklifts
attached. In any case, we ask that you move any items of value,
vehicles or furnishings away from access points to the work area,
so that we can get materials and equipment as close to the actual
work as possible. On rare occasion, materials may show up followed
by several days of prohibitive weather. Rest assured that we
will start your job as soon as possible.
- During the Job
We may be removing several tons of material from your
roof, taking off your old aluminum siding, or removing old drafty
windows and doors from your home. That's a lot of change and
movement of materials that you need to realistically prepare
yourself for. Rest assured that we are just as concerned about
the well being of your home as you are and we will do our best
to make sure that the dust and debris stays where it belongs.
Our installation professionals will typically show up in the
morning, and leave in the afternoon. Depending on your products,
we may need access to your property for one to two days, or even
a few weeks. We will do our best to keep you informed of the
progress and the schedule. Once a crew of installers is assigned
to your home, they will not be assigned another job until yours
is finished.
- Cleanup
For small jobs, completed in one day, we will perform
a thorough clean up at the end of the day to get the old materials,
scraps, and fasteners off of the property. For longer jobs, we
will perform a general cleanup of materials and tools each day.
If we are performing a large scale siding job or roof job, it's
a good idea to keep children and pets away from material and
tools until we've completed the work. Once the work is complete,
we will clean everything up so that you can enjoy your new products.
If you find anything we've overlooked, please give us a call
and we'll address it immediately.
Step 3: The Paperwork
- Completion
After the job is completed, one of our Field Supervisors
will examine the work and determine whether it has been done
to our standards and contract specifications. If there are any
problems that either he or you have discovered, he will make
sure they get fixed. Once you're sure that everything has been
done to your satisfaction, the Field Supervisor will request
the final payment. Once we have received final payment, we will
send you the warranty package which will include our workmanship
warranty, plus any standard or extended manufacturer's warranties.
- Continued Relationship
That's not the end of the story. Once you've contracted
us to help you get more enjoyment and energy efficiency from
your investment, we're sure you'll want us to do more. Whether
you need a new roof or windows, don't care for the appearance
of your siding or front door, or can envision yourself enjoying
a new deck or patio, feel free to contact us again. Also, we
maintain a service department and talented field personnel whose
primary function is to take care of Brothers' customers first.
If for any reason you have concern about work we've performed,
drop us a line or an email and we'll be right out.
- Warranty
We made a decision many years ago to not promise more than we can deliver.
Historically, most warranty-related issues will occur in the first year
as the newly installed product goes through the changing seasons. Even
so, we provide a standard 10 year workmanship warranty, in addition to
the manufacturer's material warranty coverage. In many cases we have relationships
with manufacturer's which allow us to offer extended warranties that aren't
available to other contractors, that are backed by the manufacturer. We've
been around for 25 years and plan on being here for many years to come.
We've always stood behind our warranties and always will.
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