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Con Artists Posing As Contractors

No matter where you turn today, there are con artists. If you are having improvements done on your home, you should be aware of the con artists out there who claim to be contractors. Some are so bold as to advertise themselves in newspapers and other publications. They claim to be legitimate contractors when, in reality, they are just out to make a quick buck.

As a homeowner, you have to ask the right questions and do a little investigating on your own. Never take anyone's word that they are a licensed contractor. You should check with the contractor's Licensing Board in your state and find out for yourself. And never pay any contractor the total costs of the job up front because he may not come back to complete the work.

Hiring a licensed contractor for your next home improvement project should assure you that they're honest and competent. The problem is making sure that they are actually licensed.

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