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Roof, Siding, Windows ... one contractor?
Our house needs new windows, siding (or paint) and probably a roof (no
sign of leaks but it is sagging and is about 20 years old). I am wondering if it makes sense to try to do all these things at once through the same contractor in order to get a price break and single point of contact. Or, is it better to look for contractors who specialize in each of these areas? |
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Roof, Siding, Windows ... one contractor?
If you can find a good home improvement guy then I would have him do it
though it might cost a bit more. Hopefully he uses the same subs every time so gets better prices than you can and therefore he earns his percentage. By the way, the most important thing in your projects is proper flashing. You might visit the Pella window site and read their installation instructions to see how important flashing can be. Great windows poorly installed are worthless. "DaveR" wrote in message news Our house needs new windows, siding (or paint) and probably a roof (no sign of leaks but it is sagging and is about 20 years old). I am wondering if it makes sense to try to do all these things at once through the same contractor in order to get a price break and single point of contact. Or, is it better to look for contractors who specialize in each of these areas? |
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