All of our crews are full time trained specialists. Our siding specialists install siding approximately 52 weeks a year. Our windows specialists install windows approximately 365 days a year. Hanke Brothers is the only siding and window company in the entire country that trains their own craftsman. We have to because our standards are so high. Our craftsmen work exclusively for Hanke Brothers and are supervised by full time quality control inspectors. They are highly trained specialists. When you see the quality of the workmanship we do, you will agree that nobody comes close. Our customers absolutely love us.

Rest Assured Hanke Brothers is Fully Insured
In addition, Hanke Brothers crews are fully insured with worker’s compensation and public liability. Most people are not aware of it, but if someone works on your home, you are legally responsible for them. Today in Arkansas, over 80% of all home improvement crews working on job sites are not insured. That's 80%! If an un-insured worker is injured on your property, you could be responsible for their medical expenses. If they were injured and disabled for life, you could be responsible for disability losts for the rest of their life.

Insurance is very expensive because it’s such a high-risk business, but it is the only way to protect the homeowner. 80% of the crews that come on job sites today are not insured. It's not because they’re bad guys, but because they can’t afford it. The very fact that they can’t afford the insurance - should cause you concern. With Hanke Brothers you have total peace of mind.

No Job Is Complete Until You and Our Quality Control Supervisors Say It Is
We do not consider a job finished until you and our quality control inspectors say it is. Do you know anyone else who does that? Even if it’s a larger company that’s been around for a few years, guess how they do business. The only thing most of them want to do is get the job done as quickly as possible so they can go on to the next job. Where do they hire their helpers? Anywhere they can find them. And, what do they pay them? …As little as possible. What type of materials do they use? ...The cheapest they can find. Their goal is to get the job done as fast as they can so they can go on to the next job. Their thinking is the more jobs they can do the more money they’re going to make. If something goes wrong, what do you think your chances are for getting them back to fix the problem?

The Hanke Brothers' supervisor in charge of your job is a full time company employee who drives a company truck and has full time company benefits. Let me ask you a question. Who is going to take a greater interest in your home, a full time Hanke Brothers' employee or a sub-contract laborer who jumps from company to company looking for work? That’s why we offer the only industry warranty that guarantees the material and labor for a lifetime.