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Who gets listed
A company gets listed if it is real, has a public website, and sells something offsite builders use.
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How we order a category
Order is our judgment. We weigh how broad the offering is, whether it's available in the US, and how much the company documents publicly.
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What we don't publish
We don't publish scores, ratings or numbers we can't source.
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How sponsors are handled
Sponsors are marked with an Ad label. Paying never moves a company up the list.
Questions worth asking before you call
- What is your current lead time from order to delivery?
- Which states do you deliver or install in?
- Who handles transport, setting and site work?
- Can we see a finished project similar to ours?
How we write guides
Every number or factual claim in a guide links to a public source: a government agency, a code body, a trade association or reputable trade press. If we can't source something, we write it as general guidance without numbers. Each guide ends with its full source list.
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