Ron-Bet Home Improvement
Hurricane shutters, gutter guards and windows from a family-owned firm founded in 1947. Siding and gutter installation too.
What we checked
- Business phone works
- Website is live
- Website confirms siding and gutters
About
Ron-Bet Home Improvement is a family-owned and locally owned siding and gutter company in Kittery, Maine, started in 1947. It installs gutters, gutter guards, siding and hurricane shutters in Kittery. It offers free inspections or estimates.
- Founded 1947
- Family owned
- Locally owned
- Free inspection
- Website says licensed
- Website says insured
Services
Gutters
- Gutter installation
- Gutter guards
Siding
- Siding installation
Other exterior work
- Window installation
- Hurricane shutters
In the firm’s own words
- Family owned
Founded by the original owners, Ronny and Betty Simpson, in 1947, the business has been family owned and operated for three generations. We have a wealth of knowledge and experience to draw from and we …
Source: https://www.ronbet.com/about-us - Free inspection
… you can count on getting the most value out of your home improvement projects. Contact us today for a free estimate on your next home improvement project.
Source: https://www.ronbet.com/
Service area
Common questions
How long has this company been in business?
The website says the firm started in 1947, 79 years ago.
Is this company licensed and insured?
The website says the firm is licensed and insured. Ask to see both before you hire. Our guide shows how to check a roofer’s insurance and license.
Does this company give free estimates?
The website offers a free inspection or estimate. Call (207) 439-5868. Ask for the estimate in writing. See what a new roof costs.
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At a glance
- Founded
- 1947 (79 years)
- Based in
- Kittery, ME
- Trades
- Siding and gutters
- Services listed
- 5
- Phone
- (207) 439-5868
Before you hire Ron-Bet Home Improvement
- Insurance. The website says the firm is insured. Ask for a certificate of insurance, then call the insurer to confirm it.
- Written estimate. The website offers a free inspection or estimate. Get the price, the materials and the dates in writing.
- Warranty. The website does not mention a warranty on the firm’s work. Ask if the firm gives one, and get it in writing.
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