Frequently Asked Questions
General & Reliability
Yes. Beeson Construction, Inc. is fully licensed, bonded, and insured. We maintain an A+ Better Business Bureau rating and have not had a single complaint in over 25 years of business. Any issues that have ever arisen have been handled directly by us without the need for third-party intervention.
Beeson Construction, Inc. was incorporated in 2001, but our experience goes back much further. I began working as a laborer in 1994 while still in high school and worked my way through the field before forming the company. With over 32 consecutive years of hands-on experience, from manual labor to managing a licensed corporation, we bring field tested expertise that few contractors can match.
Yes. Most estimates are provided within two to five business days, depending on the complexity of the project.
We serve Central Indiana, including Marion County and all surrounding counties.
Workmanship & Quality
Most contractors are managed by owners who have never actually performed the work themselves. They rely entirely on hired crews to install systems they do not fully understand. I came up through the labor side of the industry and know where shortcuts happen, why they happen, and how to prevent them. That knowledge carries through every estimate, installation, and repair we perform.
Because we understand the mechanics behind the work, not just the management side. We evaluate projects through every lens, laborer, crew leader, manager, and homeowner. I personally review over 95 percent of all callbacks because unnecessary return visits benefit no one. Our goal is to complete projects correctly the first time, as close to perfection as the market allows.
Financing & Payments
Yes. We offer financing through Acorn Finance, which allows you to review offers from multiple lenders without impacting your credit score. It is a fast and convenient option for emergency repairs or when you want to move forward immediately.
Not always. We encourage homeowners to check with their local bank or credit union first. A HELOC or personal loan through an institution that already knows you often provides lower interest rates. Our priority is helping you complete your project in the smartest way possible, not steering you into unnecessary financing.
Insurance, Storm Damage & Claims
Storm damage claims depend heavily on your insurance company and the status of the claim. Many carriers and insurance agencies ask us to inspect a property first to determine whether damage is truly claim worthy before a homeowner files. Because we have been referred by insurance agencies for decades, we are often involved early to help homeowners decide whether filing a claim makes sense.
Since the pandemic, insurance claim handling has changed significantly. Our involvement depends on whether a claim has been approved, partially approved, or denied. In many cases, once a claim has been approved and paid, we can assist with resolving discrepancies in overlooked line items and help facilitate the release of funds. If higher level advocacy is needed, we have a long standing relationship with a trusted local public adjusting firm we can refer to when warranted.
Sometimes. We generally work with insurance companies after a claim has been approved and paid. Whether we work directly with your carrier depends on several factors, including claim status, carrier requirements, and scope approval.
The first priority is protecting the home. That often means removing fallen trees or debris before tarping can occur, followed by temporary repairs to prevent further damage. Take photos and contact your insurance company to begin the claim process. Ideally, a contractor evaluates the property after the adjuster, but we can work either way depending on timing and circumstances.
Permits, Inspections & Oversight
In much of Marion County and throughout Indiana, roofing, siding, and window replacements typically do not receive formal inspections. In many cases, permits are simply a city notification that work is being performed and often carry little to no cost. Some surrounding municipalities require permits, but inspections of completed work are rare.
This lack of oversight surprises many homeowners and is one reason poor workmanship is so common in this industry. There are very few licensing requirements for contractors performing this type of work, which places a heavy burden on homeowners to choose wisely.
At Beeson Construction, Inc., we operate as if inspections exist. Our standards are based on experience, not minimum requirements. Having come up through the labor side of the industry, we understand why certain methods may seem counterintuitive and why they matter for long term performance. We hold ourselves accountable even when no one else is checking.