Stone Edge Design Inc

If you are considering working with any company, especially when investing tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars, I recommend taking the following precautions: - Consult an attorney: Have a lawyer review the contract to ensure it is mutually protective and fair. - Get the warranty in writing: Ensure that any warranty or guarantee is documented in the contract before signing. - Verify insurance coverage: Get in writing proof of insurance for all contractors and subcontractors before signing any agreements. - Watch for red flags: If the company belittles or dismisses these precautions, take it as a warning sign. A reputable company will understand and respect your due diligence, especially since they drafted the contract. - Do thorough research: Conduct a comprehensive web search, including the company name, the owner's name, and terms like "lawsuit," "Better Business Bureau," etc. to identify any potential concerns. - Document: Before any work begins, take clear photos or videos of the area and all property involved. Continue documenting during the project to help prevent disputes about what transpired. - Trust your instincts: If concerns about workmanship, quality, etc. arise early in the project, address them immediately. It’s often better to cut your losses and move on rather than continue investing in a project that may not meet your expectations.

It turned out fine. They were great.

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