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It has been our experience in dealing with a variety of people who drive our area, that going with the fly-by -night is almost always a mistake.
We have many groups who drive into a neighborhood searching for work. These groups seem to just blow around and often do not have a permanent location, nor permanent
staff.
In this area we call them storm chasers as they are often around just after a major storm.
But consider what that leaves you if the work is not correct. From the start, there is the question of how well trained the people can be if they have no permanent jobs?
Where do they get supplies?
Can they actually do a good job better than folks who do it all the time?
But the biggest problem is when they don't do it right! Where do you find them?
When we bought our house here, we were still out of state when a hail storm hit. The local real estate group had a roof replaced but it is terribly shoddy.
By the time we got here and found what had been done on the roof, nobody could find the roofers and Texas is about the worst place to try to get any business to be reliable or responsible.
In Texas they call it "business friendly" but what that means is the business has no real reason to be responsible!
We have worked to fix the defects and hope to last long enough. Legal action doesn't work if nobody knows where they went!
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Richard
Why no RV year, make and floorplan on MY signature as we suggest for others?
I currently DO NOT have one! 
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