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

 

NO PRESSURE SALES AGREEMENT

Many unethical contractors will resort to high-pressure sales tactics to get you to buy before you’ve had an opportunity to do proper due diligence on them. If you know nothing about the contractor prior to the sales call (from literature, references, online information), and they give you a low-ball price “but only if you buy right this minute”, you should be wary.

Any time you feel uncomfortable or unduly pressured in a sales environment, you should ask the contractor to “back off”. Reputable companies will have a no-tricks, no-pressure sales pledge signed by the owner, sales manager, and each sales associate.