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Hiring an unlicensed contractor is not only against the law on projects over $1,000 dollars or that require a permit but you could be risking even more!

• Voided Insurance: Consumers relying on unlicensed contractors may face financial risks due to subpar work or accidents. Unlicensed work often voids insurance coverage.


• Legal Disputes: Consumers may be left without legal recourse if the unlicensed contractor fails to deliver as promised.