What should I move before install day?
Vehicles, patio furniture, grills, planters, fragile wall hangings inside, and anything else near the house that could be affected by vibration or falling debris.
Vehicles, patio furniture, grills, planters, fragile wall hangings inside, and anything else near the house that could be affected by vibration or falling debris.
Not necessarily. Many homeowners are not home during production. What matters most is that access, communication, and expectations are clear before the project starts.
We believe communication should be clear, direct, and proactive. If something changes, you should hear it from us, not discover it on your own later.
Then we adjust. Weather is part of exterior work. We would rather delay than force work into the wrong conditions and create preventable problems.
We document it, explain it, and walk through the options before moving forward. Hidden conditions are real. The key is handling them transparently.
Cleanup is part of the job, not a bonus. That includes debris removal, magnetic sweeps, and a final effort to leave the property looking cared for.
You should expect a final walkthrough, closeout communication, and a clear understanding of what was completed, what records you should keep, and who to contact if you ever need service later.