Conservatories & Sunrooms - Total Remodeling

How to avoid hiring the wrong contractor
A great sunroom or conservatory company will educate you about which process they’ll follow while
building your new room. They’ll measure and complete a site inspection to look for anything that
could disrupt job completion.
Your sunroom or conservatory contractor should do the work of arranging engineering documents
along with permit applications, then submit them to the local building department and arrange for
the necessary inspections during the installation process.
The installation crew must be polite, quiet, hardworking and considerate of your home and property.
A lead installer or foreman should visit the job site every day.
Completely engineered rooms should be strong and well manufactured - quality is of utmost
importance when choosing a sunroom or conservatory contractor and manufacturer.
Ask to see the contractors finished work on someone’’s home. Have the homeowner tell you about
their experience working with the company and their employees.
Does the contractor offer a free, no obligation consultation and measure at your home to provide you
with an exact quote for your project?
Be careful - some contractors don’t sell or quote a complete job.
Make sure room design compliments your home. Sunrooms and conservatories add value to your
home. A poorly designed room could decrease the value of your home.
Keep your climate in mind when getting bids. Classic Conservatories uses materials that are suitable
for your regions climate.
Building a sunroom or conservatory is building a dream. Choose a company that will bring your
dream to life and has been in business for many years with a history of success and are sunrooms
and conservatories specialists.
The Consumer’s Guide to Conservatories & Sunrooms
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