A window replacement is a crucial investment that comes with inherent risks. One way of protecting yourself from getting conned is by signing a transparent and reasonable contract. Below are the key elements you should look for in a good window replacement contract.
- Contact Information
- This ensures that you can contact your contractor should you encounter any problems after the installation. Useful contact information usually includes a mailing address, a phone number, an email address and a fax number.
- Proof of License and Liability Insurance
These documents confirm the legitimacy, competence and integrity of your chosen contractor.
- Project Overview
This section of the contract details the scope of the project.
- Cost Breakdown
A reliable contract should give a breakdown of the costs of the replacement windows you ordered. Each unit must be described in detail.
- Payment Schedule
This section explains how much you should pay and when. Normally, you should only pay a set amount once the project reaches a milestone.
- Warranty Coverage
This part of the contract mentions the warranties that come with your purchase and the steps to file a warranty claim.
- Change Procedure
A dependable contract should define the process of a change order.
- Termination Clause
This section lists the acceptable reasons you and your contractor can pull out of the contract without repercussions.
- Dispute Resolution
In case you do not receive the replacement windows you ordered or have any other grievances, this section provides ways to iron out any dispute with your contractor without having to resort to contract termination.
Renewal by Andersen® of Central Pennsylvania is a trusted installer of top-rated replacement windows and patio doors. You can count on our professional team to bring your dream home to reality. Give us a call at (717) 591-4900, or fill out our contact form to schedule an appointment or request a quote.
