Absolutely! We have partner companies that specialize in roofing. We work with them to address roofing needs.

Yes. As a remodeling contractor in the State of New Jersey, we are required to carry coverage up to $2,000,000. 

Yes, all general contractors in New Jersey must be licensed. They must register with the New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs as a home improvement contractor, providing proof of insurance and meeting state requirements.

General contractors in New Jersey should carry general liability insurance and worker’s compensation insurance to cover any potential accidents on the job site. Proof of insurance is available upon request.

We have proper licensing, insurance, and a portfolio of past work. Clients should also check online reviews, ask for references.

We can manage various projects, including residential, commercial, renovations, additions, and new builds. They typically oversee all phases of construction, from planning to final inspections.

We generally provide an estimated timeline for completion based on the project scope, materials, and any permits required. Unforeseen delays, such as weather or supply chain issues, may affect the timeline, and contractors should communicate any changes promptly.

We require an initial deposit, with subsequent payments tied to project milestones. Final payment is usually due upon project completion and client satisfaction. Be cautious of contractors requesting full payment upfront.