It may be an OK company but you should be sure the estimate is FREE before you let them give you one. Sometimes the estimate is free only if you sign a contract with them, then they subtract the cost of an estimate from your bill. See what I mean? You can check out the company by going to the BBB website, Angie's list, or even just googling the name of the company. If they don't give you a name then don't do business with them. Good luck. Hope all works out.
I'm embarrassed to admit but they were advertising window replacements and we have windows that do need to be replaced. I booked an appointment for them to come in a few days to give us a free estimate. But now I'm thinking I did the wrong thing.
It may be an OK company but you should be sure the estimate is FREE before you let them give you one. Sometimes the estimate is free only if you sign a contract with them, then they subtract the cost of an estimate from your bill. See what I mean? You can check out the company by going to the BBB website, Angie's list, or even just googling the name of the company. If they don't give you a name then don't do business with them. Good luck. Hope all works out.
This "company" is a group of known scammers and they are in the Marshfield area today. Do NOT give them information and report anything suspicious to the police. I've already contacted them this morning so we'll see what happens.
Kevin called, asked if he was speaking to the homeowner. I said you are speaking to someone who is on a Do Not Call list. He said that's great, his call did not apply to the Do Not Call list. I laughed and said why would that be? He said because his company was offering a free service. I asked for his number and he gave me MY phone number. I said no, I want YOUR number so I can call you back. He hung up on me. Somewhere in there he said that his company was in the area and wondered if I had any windows that needed repair. I reported him to the FCC