Click On Code Of Ethics Content:

1	Stability: Bank Letter, Supplier Reference Letters
2	Insurance Certificate
3	Reputation: BBB Letter
4	Industry Memberships
5	Customer References
6	Professionalism: Worker Conduct Agreement
7	Bid Specifications
8	No Pressure Sales Agreement
9	Workmanship: Jobsite Photos
10	Extended Workmanship Warranty
11	Answers to Frequently Asked Questions

 

BID SPECIFICATIONS

Many people are unaware that there are varying levels of job bid specifications. Most contractors do not even provide a written bid, some provide a basic receipt or invoice. The minimum you should accept is a bid which details the type and amount of materials to be used.

Even better than that is a bid which lists measurements, estimates time to be spent on the job, and details the type and amount of materials to be used.

Always make sure the bid has the contractor’s signature on it. Make sure the contractor has an estimate form with his company name, address, and phone number printed on the form.