Do you offer warranties?

Jayhawk Exteriors offers multi-level manufacturer-backed lifetime warranties and a 5-30-year workmanship warranty.

Will the company provide referrals or references from previous jobs?

Remember, many customers may not want their names and phone numbers released. Jayhawk Exteriors provides a long list of completed projects, which includes products used (by brand name and color) along with many photos of these projects.

Is the company a licensed contractor?

Jayhawk Exteriors is a Class A licensed (2705 084170) Virginia contractor.

Does the company carry insurance?

Most homeowner's insurance policies normally exclude such injuries. Jayhawk Exteriors is a fully insured contractor. A contractor should carry comprehensive liability insurance and worker's compensation insurance. This can be verified by asking to see the contractor's certificates. If he can't show them to you, he probably is not insured. Be aware that if a worker is injured on your property, you very well may be held liable for all costs.

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Jayhawk Exteriors

Have a roofing, siding, gutter, soffit, trim, window, or storm damage repair-related question? Jayhawk Exteriors has the answer. Check out these FAQs and give us a call today for more information!

Do you offer warranties?

Jayhawk Exteriors offers multi-level manufacturer-backed lifetime warranties and a 5-30-year workmanship warranty.
Will the company provide referrals or references from previous jobs?

Remember, many customers may not want their names and phone numbers released. Jayhawk Exteriors provides a long list of completed projects, which includes products used (by brand name and color) along with many photos of these projects.
Is the company a licensed contractor?

Jayhawk Exteriors is a Class A licensed (2705 084170) Virginia contractor.
Does the company carry insurance?

Most homeowner's insurance policies normally exclude such injuries. Jayhawk Exteriors is a fully insured contractor. A contractor should carry comprehensive liability insurance and worker's compensation insurance. This can be verified by asking to see the contractor's certificates. If he can't show them to you, he probably is not insured. Be aware that if a worker is injured on your property, you very well may be held liable for all costs.