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3 pointsVa is actually very fair about the issue. On contracting work when they pull a permit for a job they put your contractors licence number in the system and if it pops as inactive,completely fraudulent, or registered to someone else they make the contractor obtain a valid licence before they will sign off on the work.
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seymore and one other reacted to Beth n Rod for a post in a topic
Having a license actually puts contractors in a better position over the others in this region. People are actively looking for credibility. Rod -
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seymore and one other reacted to Ryan556 for a post in a topic
Im saving so much money now that we escaped the people's communist Republic of NY, that I don't mind paying for a license. Just another selling point for me anyway. I'm sure it also helps weed out SOME hacks as well. -
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Beth n Rod reacted to Ryan556 for a post in a topic
So far, it looks like class C is the one I need. Going to start on Monday. -
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Ryan556 reacted to Beth n Rod for a post in a topic
Ryan, if it is your state of permanent residence you won't need an resident agent since your office is there. The purpose of the resident agent is to basically be a mailing address. My guess is you will either need the B or C class license. Beth -
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Ryan556 reacted to Beth n Rod for a post in a topic
Yes. Any type of home improvement work that falls under their classification as such. If you are only doing this from out of state, you will need to acquire a resident agent as well. It looks from your bio that you are in New York. Why travel that far for a deck? Rod