Is Husbands 2 Go bonded, licensed and insured?
Yes. Husbands 2 Go is a fully licensed, bonded, and insured general contractor. You are welcome to review our credentials at any time, just ask.
How long have you been in this business?
Doug brings more than 30 years of renovation and repair experience to every job, from small fixes to full remodels.
Can Husbands 2 Go provide a timeline and work schedule for my job?
Yes. During our project meeting we work with you to set a timeline so your project finishes on schedule. Once in a while a delay comes up that is outside our control, like a late product delivery. When that happens we keep you informed of the progress and work to stay within reasonable deadlines.
Does Husbands 2 Go put the entire contract in writing?
Yes. Every project starts with a written bid that spells out the costs. If anything is added or changed after that, the change goes in writing too.
Do you stand by your work? Is there a warranty?
All of our work is guaranteed for one year after completion, and you also receive the manufacturer warranties on any products we install. If you ever have a question or concern about the quality of our work, call us any time.
What are your payment terms?
Generally a deposit is due at the start of the project, with payment in full when the project is complete. Any required supplies are paid in full by you at the time of purchase.
Can you provide contact information for referrals?
Yes. We are happy to share testimonials of our work and referral contact information on request.
Who obtains permits from my city or HOA?
We do. We gladly file for all the necessary permits for your home renovation and work with city officials and HOA governing boards on your behalf.
Who will be working on my project?
Doug Ring is the primary contractor on every project. When a job calls for extra hands, he brings in crew members or independent contractors, and every one of them must pass a strict background check before working with Husbands 2 Go.
What steps will you take to protect my property?
Safety and security come first. We follow strict safety standards with every tool, piece of equipment, and material we use. We also keep the work area as small as possible and take precautions to protect your home and furnishings, like covering floors with a protective barrier and using tarps and plastic sheeting on areas next to the work zone.
Do you make the material purchases or do I?
We are happy to purchase materials on your behalf. For specific items, you provide the model or style numbers and your preferred vendor, along with payment at the time of purchase.
How much will my project cost?
It depends on several factors: the size of the space, what you are updating, which products you choose, and labor. Every project starts with a written bid, so you know the cost before work begins.
What is your policy for making changes after a project has started?
We understand that sometimes plans change mid-project, and we are happy to accommodate necessary changes as long as they are written down and agreed on at the time of the change. Some changes call for additional permits, materials, or time, which can raise the cost and extend the completion date.
How are additional charges handled?
When a change or added material brings an additional charge, it is added to the original written bid and is payable at the time it is incurred. No surprises at the end.
How do you handle disputes or disagreements?
We head off most misunderstandings before they start with a complete written bid and open communication through the whole project. If something is bothering you, call us and we will talk it through. If a misunderstanding truly cannot be resolved, we reserve the right to take the appropriate legal steps.
How do you handle the jobsite on a multi-day project?
Multi-day projects get extra attention so your home stays as usable as possible while the work area stays safe. At the end of each day we clear the work area of tools and debris. If equipment needs to stay on site, we keep it in a secure spot we agree on together until the project wraps up.
What is the best way to get in touch with you?
Call us any time at 520-508-1420. You can also reach us through the contact page on this site or schedule an appointment online.