Curt Janzen, Evan Osmond, Adam Mowat, and Glenn Bradley from Beyond Foam Insulation explain how to vet spray foam contractors. Check Google reviews, ask for references, verify liability insurance and certifications, and confirm warranties. Bad contractors won't provide documentation readily.
You know what, the industry has a pile of good guys, good companies, and every once in a while there's one bad apple in the bunch.
I actually saw about like 3 weeks ago that this job went viral, and once I heard that a bunch of companies were getting together, I thought I'd be a part of it. Gotta make it right. There's bad apples in every industry, and, and we can't let that slide here.
My name is Curt, and I work at Beyond Foam Insulation.
My name is Evan Osmond, and I work at Beyond Foam Insulation.
I'm Adam Mowat and I work with Beyond Foam Insulation. How's it going? I'm Glenn Bradley.
I work with Beyond Foam. Everybody's working hard and it's going quicker than I thought it would. When I seen the pictures of how bad this was, you know, I said, I'll go and help.
Obviously you got guys that care about the industry, care about the quality of work. If they're donating their time to this, you know that they're gonna work hard for homeowners and people and make our industry stronger. It's always buyer beware in this market and in this world, and so looking at Google reviews, asking for references, asking for insurance. It should be easy for, for a contractor to send you proof of insurance, of liability, show you the certification. All those things are very simple and every good contractor has those on hand. Do a good job vetting. Online helps. Ask questions like what the warranty's like.
Definitely make sure that they're certified and actually know what they're doing because that is a mess.
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