Why Using A Licensed Contractor Is Important by Joe Cline
Toilet overflowing? Roof has a leak? Crown moldings in your future? When something goes wrong on your property, the first reaction is to dig out a dog-eared contractor's business card or flip through the phone book for the nearest man with a hammer. However, choosing the right contractor, who is properly licensed, takes a little more effort. Although the temptation may be great to hire a company with no track record just because of the bargain price, this kind of corner-cutting can cost you big money in the long run.

You want a licensed and bonded crew that will give you a fair shake on the price and guaranteed quality on the work. In addition, the licensed professional is careful of who he or she employs for the subcontracting jobs and will do their utmost to protect their own name and reputation with top quality workmanship. On the contrary, the unlicensed contractor may not even be trusted to finish the ... Read more »