Each country (and each state in USA) has its own licensing requirements on contractors.
Electricians and plumbers (due to specifics of their work) must be licensed in all states but general construction contractors or home improvement contractors in certain states do not have to be licensed. In other states, the state doesnīt require the state-wide license but local authorities may require roofers be licensed on the county or city/town level.
To check if the roofer is dully licensed, first go and find that roofer in our
Read More
Roofing Article Archive
Basically, I created the
RCP roofers directory using a database I bought approximately 2 years ago from an IT company specialized in database products.
As RoofingChildsPlay.Com was just a one man army (and still is) and I was realistic enough to admit I will never be able to keep a database of 4000 roofers 100% up-to-date I was skeptic and decided not use the database until now.
I still think such huge directory cannot be update by only one person. Yellow pages fail in that and they have dozens of employee...
Finally I {almost} finished
my roofing contractor directory. It is still pretty far from perfect but it contains {impressive number of} 4000 records and each profile page does its best to help you to check that roofing company`s contact details, find its reliability report or current license status.
If any problems, just drop me a line, please....
So you
found a roofing contractor of your choice and now you should check if the contractor is properly licensed and if the license is still active.
You can do so by going to
Contractors-License.org which checks the contractor licenses by state..
Just select the state and you will be redirected to a page with contact to the partiular state licensing and regulation department. Page will also list all conditio...
Timothy Hammond, a Benton, Illinois roofing contractor has been accused of scamming customers.
Hammond who was running his roofing business through three
Benton roofing companies (Centamark, Kwik Seal and Allied Roofing) used to sign the roof repair contracts with prospective customers, then he collected payments but failed to even start the repair work.
The Consumer Fraud Bureau, that investigated Timothy Hammond based on several customersī complaints found such pseudo-performance a
"violation of the consumer protection laws".
Hammond also has not paid he adequate insurance and failed to register the names of his roofing companies ...
