Windows companies near me - Foster, RI

These companies might be able to provide a Windows in your area

The Window Source of Rhode Island

(3.5 of 19 reviews)

127 Dean Ave, Smithfield RI , 02917

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(401) 270-0160

Stergis Supply

(5 of 1 reviews)

80 Conant St, Pawtucket RI , 02860

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business started in oct. 1969 started out as a wholesale for railings , shutters, windows, etc

(401) 722-6880

EcoView Windows of Rhode Island

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1745 Main St Unit 5, West Warwick RI , 02893

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Kevin and Ed Matola - the owners of Matola Painting & Remodeling, an interior and exterior finishing contractor with over 40 years combined experience - learned of the tremendous opportunity with the EcoView Windows business model. We have elected to expand our service offerings by joining the EcoView dealership network to serve the needs of our neighbors here in Rhode Island.

(401) 615-5164

Windows - Foster, RI

Fixed Window	$100-$395
Operation Windows	$125 - $415
Bay, Bow and Garden	$550 - $1,435

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Windows Companies:0

NearBy Cities:36

Median Household Income: $101,733

Occupied Home Units: 1,966

Median Home Value: $330,431

Before hiring a contractor

You can check a contractors’ registration by visiting Contractors' Registration and Licensing Board or call the CRLB at 401-921-1590

Working with a contractor

Think over your project in detail. Before starting work, check the approved plans to make sure they fit your project exactly. Any changes to the project during construction or changes to the estimate must be documented and attached as amendments to the contract. These amendments are called “change orders” and must be signed by both you and the contractor.

Before you acknowledge the work done with the contractor, check that all contract work and any amendments have been done properly. Make sure your municipality or county's building supervision department has completed all or any necessary checks.

Obtaining a building permit:

Most home improvements require a building permit from the city building board. Your contract should state who will get the permits. Usually contractors do this because they know what permits are required. But homeowners are allowed to obtain permits on their own in most cases.

Building permits ensure that plans and specifications comply with State Building Regulations. Inspections during and after construction will ensure that the minimum applicable code requirements are met and therefore you are protected.