We want to be sure that there are no unsafe conditions in your building before we specify work. We are particularilly concerned about carbon monoxide. If any of your heating appliances emits too much CO, we want you to have the situation fixed. This is a safety issue for you and your family, and we feel an important component of the service we provide.

Look for contractors that are N.A.T.E. certified, and factory trained and certified. They should do a "Manual J' heat load analysis to properly size any new equipment. Make sure they are licensed, bonded and insured, and ask for proof of this. Be sure they permit all applicable work. Check their record with the state Attorney General's office, Better Business Bureau and referral services like "Angie's List". Lastly, seek referrals from friends, family and neighbors with similar values and needs.

NCI-certified contractor will first ask you questions about the system, what you like and don't like about it, problem areas, air quality concerns, health issues, etc. He should then perform some preliminary testing to determine the condition of your system, the biggest problem areas, and so forth. This is generally performed using several instruments including a manometer which measures your systems pressure, much like a doctor checks blood pressure.

FSEC publishes a directory of solar contractors, which may be obtained from the Public Information Office, or simply click here.

A list of contractors is available on this Web site (36k PDF). Or, call toll-free at 1-800-742-7878, leave your name and address and a message requesting a list of licensed contractors and a list will be mailed to you.

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Contractor's have the experience to remove difficult wallpapers. Contractor's will provide you with a free advice.

Ask the contractor to include a written scope of work. Consider furniture moving, window treatment removal & reinstallation, floor covering protection, cabinetry protection, and trash removal.

Liability with no less than $100,000 per accident or occurrence for bodily injury and $25,000 per accident for property damage. Must show name of insurer, type of policy issued, policy number, date of inception and expiration, type of insurance, and that no changes or cancellation of the insurance shall be effective without thirty (30) days written notice by registered or certified mail.

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No, in fact it may actually reduce it because of our unique Reflectflow system which re-directs warm air back in the room.

A Contractor is the member who places a winning bid on an advertised contract. The Contractor will provide services for the Contract Advertiser.

All contractors must be registered with the City's Building Department before performing work in Solon. All contractors should also be registered with the City's Tax Division before performing work within the City. This is easily done by downloading the Business Questionnaire from the “Income Tax Forms” option on the City website and email, fax (440-349-6320) or “snail mail” it to us at Tax Division, City of Solon, 34200 Bainbridge Rd, Solon, OH 44139-2955.