Dear Homeowner,

So you're thinking about a major home improvement project? Congratulations! When done properly, a home renovation project will make your home more enjoyable now and increase its value over time. Unfortunately, we've all heard the horror stories about home improvement gone bad--unfinished projects, shoddy workmanship, longer-than-expected project durations, final bills that come in higher than the quote, and more. I was shocked and embarrassed to find out that, according to Better Business Bureau statistics, contractors are the #1 most complained about industry, even ahead of auto repair.

We've always done a good job and treated our customers right at Mt. Pleasant Window and Remodeling Company, and we've been able to build a nice business because of it. But I've noticed over the years that some consumers will choose less-than-reputable home improvement companies to do jobs for them--usually because they are quoted less money and don't really know how to evaluate the competition. Don't get me wrong--I'm all for good, honest competition. But it pains me to see good folks risk their hard-earned money on contractors who have no track record... or worse, a bad (but hidden) track record.

Industry Standards Are Not Tough Enough

I wanted to find a way to educate consumers about how to choose a home improvement contractor. The industry standards just aren't tough enough--just about anybody with a hammer and a pickup truck can be a remodeler. That's why I've pioneered a set of standards and called it the Code of Ethics & Competency for Contractors. The Code calls for contractors to uphold a high set of standards that will allow you to judge BEFOREhand whether or not a contractor is likely to do the job right.

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