1. Family & Friends
The first place to start is by talking with family and friends. Who have they used? They will tell you if the contractor was good or bad!
2. Google Them
Google is everyone’s best friend when it comes to investigating companies and individual contractors. Look at their company website or social media channels. Also make sure you look online at sites like Angie’s list and better business bureau.
3. Contractor’s Licenses and Registrations are Valid
Most states require contractors to hold valid licenses and/or registrations. Make sure to look up your contractor at the state level.
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2014 Buffalo, NY Snow Storm[/caption]
It’s a very stressful time to deal with contractors and repairs to your business or home. Just make sure you do your research before you commit to anyone.
However, if you do find yourself caught in the aftermath of a storm, more than likely you will be left with fallen tree limbs and other materials needing to be hauled away. Make sure one of your first calls is to 855-317-DUMP. Greenway Dumpsters will make your clean-up fast and easy by dropping off the dumpster when you need it and picking up when you’re done. We offer a variety of sizes, including 10-yard, 15-yard, 20-yard, and 25-yard, meeting clean-up needs.