Frequently Asked Questions

Rely on the reputation of the company you select and the character and goodwill of the individuals who represent it. Be realistic. The costs of materials and labor change constantly and may fluctuate during the progression of the job. Ask your contractor how they can keep costs in line and stand by their company’s proposal. Budget Exteriors’ upfront pricing ensures that your costs will not change due to fluctuations in labor and materials.

If there are structural or engineering considerations, you may need the services of a designer or architect and an engineer. For nearly all exterior remodeling projects, this is not the case. The design team at Budget Exteriors can help you find the right style, color, and price for you.

Probably. It also depends on city or county requirements. Most contractors will take care of this paperwork for you. It is also recommended to bring your home up to the current Uniform Building Code. Not having your home up to code can pose safety issues and can impede selling.

Keep communicating with your contractor, as any changes made to your project may require additional time to complete. Require your contractor to keep you posted on any changes or delays that might change the date of completion. Be wary of contractors who quote a price that does not cover all potential delays. Budget Exteriors uses upfront pricing and considers every scenario.

For major remodeling, a second mortgage or line of credit from a bank may have income tax advantages. Ask your contractor for their ideas and assistance. Keep in mind that it’s your responsibility to manage a realistic payment plan. Many home improvement companies have in-house finance departments that can assist you with your needs.

It is extremely rare that you would need to move out during an exterior remodeling project.