Accuracy and Editorial Process
By Nat Collins for RGS Exteriors & Construction | Updated October 30, 2026
TL;DR — Our website should help you make an informed decision. We explain the evidence behind prices and credentials, distinguish examples from promises, and provide a way to flag errors.
Our historical pricing comes from RGS sold-job records. Contractor status can be checked with Utah’s registry. Tim Brown Jr. is the leadership contact for questions about the accuracy commitments below.
What evidence supports our content
We use RGS project records for our own historical pricing, issuer records for awards, state records for licensing and current manufacturer documents for product claims. A credential belongs to the entity or person named in the record; we do not move a company license into an individual biography.
Before publishing a material claim, we will check the supporting source and distinguish documented facts, general guidance and illustrative calculations. When sources disagree, we will resolve the discrepancy or leave the disputed detail out. We will not invent customer quotes, project outcomes or prices to complete a page.
Who is responsible for accuracy
Nat Collins prepares website copy for RGS. Before technical or trade content is published, Tim Brown Jr., owner and CEO, reviews the material claims and coordinates any checks needed from the responsible project, product or operations team. Project accounts are checked with the team members who supplied them. The byline identifies the writer; a reviewer credit is used only after that person has completed the review.
How do we present prices and reviews
Historical prices will identify the period, service category, sample size and important scope limits. We will not call a mixed-size contract median a price for your specific home. Loan examples will identify assumptions and total repayment cost.
Review ratings will identify their platform and the date checked. We will keep independent platform ratings separate, distinguish excerpts from full reviews, and describe the size of any review sample we analyze. We will not describe a complaint as resolved without evidence of the outcome.
Do we use artificial intelligence
We may use AI to help organize information, develop drafts and edit wording. RGS remains responsible for the content it publishes. AI output is not evidence of a product specification, award, customer experience or legal rule. We will check material claims against the underlying sources.
Actual project photography should show actual work. We will not use a generated image as proof that we completed a homeowner project.
How we disclose commercial relationships
We identify the manufacturers and products we offer when that relationship is relevant to the article. An award, manufacturer relationship or paid placement is not independent proof of every claim. Sponsored content or a compensated referral link will be identified as such when used. We do not receive lender incentives for arranging homeowner financing.
How do updates and corrections work
We check pricing and review snapshots quarterly and sooner when the source changes. We check license and insurance information before stated expiration dates and update product or offer claims when their terms change. A material revision receives an updated date. A source-check date and a publication date describe different events.
Email info@rgsexteriors.com with the page URL, the statement you question and any supporting information. We will review the concern, consult the relevant source or team member and correct a substantiated error. We do not promise a fixed response deadline on this page.
Frequently asked questions
No. The pricing page explains its data period and limitations. Your current written proposal sets the price for your scope.
No. AI can assist drafting, but source records and responsible reviewers support the factual claims.
Yes. Send the page URL and the detail to info@rgsexteriors.com.
We leave out unsupported specifics until we can verify them, rather than guessing.