Checking a Paver Contractor in Middleburg Before You Hire
A few pointed questions now can prevent a headache later. Put them to every company that bids on your Middleburg pavers.
What should a paver contractor be able to show you?
Hoses, cleaners and sealer will be close to your plants, screens and garage door for a day or two. A company that is ready for that has its paperwork handy. To get a quote checked, call (904) 289-5931.
A current insurance certificate
Ask for proof of general liability coverage, so damage during the job is handled by the company's insurer and not by your homeowner policy.
The right license for the work
Ask which Florida license or registration covers the exact work in the plan, especially when pavers must be reset or replaced.
A way to reach them
Look for a working phone number, a business that already serves Clay County and one person who answers for your job.
Everything in writing
Before any work starts, ask for the total, the order of the steps and the name of the sealer in writing.
Does paver sealing in Florida need a license?
It depends on the scope. Cleaning and sealing are one kind of work, and resetting or building pavers is another, so ask which license applies to any repair in your plan. Florida law also lets local governments issue a business tax receipt to businesses operating in their area, under Chapter 205 of the Florida Statutes. To see a price for your job, send a free estimate request.
You can check the answers yourself. The Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation runs a public license search that takes a name or a license number. To verify coverage, have the company ask its insurance agent to send the certificate straight to you. Questions before you choose? Call (904) 289-5931.
What does a dependable paver contractor do differently?
Watches the weather
Unilock wants 24 to 48 hours of clear sky ahead of sealing, then up to 48 dry hours afterward. A careful company plans around that and warns you early when a date must move.
Names the product
They can tell you the sealer, the finish and whether it works over whatever coat is already down.
Looks first
Safe Touch says failed sealer gets stripped and not coated over. A good contractor checks for that, and for sunken pavers, before quoting a final price.
Protects the yard
They explain how cleaners and overspray stay off your plants, screens and cars, and they ask where the sprinklers are.
Which companies might contact you?
Browse the sample contractor profiles for a look at the companies involved.
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