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AVOIDING HOME REPAIR FRAUD

Please use extreme caution when confronted with the following warning signs of a potential scam:

Door-to-door sales persons with no local connections who offer to do home repair work for substantially less than the market price.
Solicitations for repair work from a company that lists only a telephone number or a post office box number to contact, particularly if it is an out-of-state company.
Contractors who fail to provide customers references when requested.
Persons who offer to inspect your home for free. Do not admit anyone into your home unless he or she can present authentic identification establishing his or her business status. When in doubt, do not hesitate to call the worker’s employer to verify his or her identity.
Contractors who demand cash payment for a job or ask you to make a check payable to a person other than the owner or company name.
Offers from a contractor to drive you to the bank to withdraw funds to pay for the work.

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Siding Options

A+ Roofing & Home Remodeling Co. offers many different siding options:

Aluminum
Vinyl
Wood
Alcoa

Vinyl siding is A+ Roofing & Home Remodeling Co. specialty.

To help you make the right decision see the advantages of vinyl siding:

Vinyl Siding won't rot or flake...it is permanent
Vinyl Siding has the widest ranges of colors for your home
Vinyl Siding will save you money on your heating bill
Vinyl Siding is virtually maintenance free and guaranteed to improve the look and value of your home
Unlike wood siding, Vinyl Siding does not attract insects and mildew
It’s affordable!

All the above reasons have made Vinyl Siding the #1 option for homeowners around the county.

Vinyl Siding

Vinyl is made from a PVC (polyvinyl chloride) plastic. Unlike wood or cedar, it won't rot or flake. Vinyl is usually less expensive to purchase and install than most other siding materials. There are, however, drawbacks. Vinyl can crack, fade, or grow dingy over time. Vinyl is also controversial because of environmental concerns.