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

 

WORKMANSHIP

Ultimately, any contractor has to be competent to do the job right the first time. Competence comes as a result of training, experience, and good old-fashioned hard work. As you evaluate a contractor, look for signs that they can do the job right the first time.

What To Look For: Jobsite Photos

A contractor who serves his customers well should be proud to present pictures of
the work they've done. Ask to see photos of at least a dozen jobs they've done. If none can be produced, that should be a major warning sign.