You should carefully choose the contractor you will hire for your window replacement. Having a clear and good contract is essential before the actual work starts. This document ensures you and your installer are on the same page.
Here’s what to look for in a window replacement contract.
One of the first things you should expect to see in a window replacement contract is the contact details of your contractor, such as their office address, phone number, email address and fax number. This information is helpful if issues arise after the installation.
Working with a licensed and insured contractor will protect you if something wrong happens during your project. A reliable contractor won’t have issues showing proof of their license and insurance.
This part of the contract should clearly explain your project’s scope.
Your contract must include a detailed breakdown of all the costs involved in your project. Besides material and labor costs, it should also outline other expenses, such as disposal costs.
Warranties protect you against product defects and installation errors. Details of your warranty coverage could be in the contract or a separate document. This section should also explain the process of filing a warranty claim.
Your contract should indicate the method you will use to finance your project and schedule your payments.
Sometimes, change orders are necessary, and your contract should explain what you must do in case of these situations.
In this section, you will find what could sever your ties with your contractor. It should include reasons you or your installer could back out from the project without consequences.
If you didn’t get the level of service you were promised, the dispute resolution section of your contract should discuss your options to address conflicts with your contractor.
Choose a contractor you can trust for your window replacement project, like Renewal by Andersen® of Rapid City. We only install durable, long-lasting and energy-efficient windows and doors. Call us at (605) 341-7831 or fill out our online form to schedule a free consultation.
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