1. When choosing a flooring contractor for your home or office, you should first do a comparison. Call and check with several local contractors in your area.

Request an estimate to verify pricing.

Joe Iannelli's Hardwood Floor Refinishing provides you with a No-Cost, No-Pressure, 7-point wood floor inspection and a FREE written estimate. 

 

 

2. You should verify if the flooring contractor of choice is state licensed, bonded, and insured. You can also verify with the Better Business Bureau (BBB) to see if the contractor is accredited with the BBB. It's also important to verify if any complaints have been submitted to the BBB.

Type in the person's name online in Google and see what the results are. In this case, "Joe Iannelli Kennesaw" or "Joe Iannelli hardwood" or similar phrases.

Joe Iannelli is licensed, bonded, and insured. He's also a member in good standing with the BBB.

 

3. If possible, speak to former customers/clients, who had flooring done by the contractor. If they are a reputable contractor this should not be a problem. Ask for any written testimonials.

Joe Iannelli's reviews.

You can also check online for reviews. Check out their website for pictures of their work. They should have some. Or request pictures of projects completed.  

 

 

4. Find out if your home repairs can fit into the contractor's schedule. If the contractor is working multiple sites, and over extending his services, you are risking your work not being completed in a timely fashion

Unless you reschedule your appointment, The date given is when Joe will be there and fInished ON TIME. 

 

5. Determine whether the cost is affordable.

If the cost seems unfair you should consider another contractor. Most importantly, make sure the contractor follows all guidelines in the agreement/contract.

Request a Free estimate here.

 

 

6. DON'T GO WITH THE CHEAPEST BID. Most likely you will get poor service if you hire the cheapest contractor.

Not only that, the job might not be done correctly, and in the end, it might cost a lot of money to fix it. Be wary of hiring an unlicensed contractor. And be safe.

Remember, Joe Iannelli is licensed, bonded, and insured. He's also a member in good standing with the BBB.

 

7. DO NOT pay the full amount until the job is complete. Although the contractor is reputable, and has no complaints, he/she may just be having a bad day one particular day and you find yourself out of money with no home repairs completed.

If the contractor insists on full payment up front, consider another contractor.

 

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