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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Unlicensed contractor that is bonded and insured. Would you hire?
If a contractor is bonded and insured, should you still be concerned that they are not licensed? If so, what are some of the pros and cons?
Thanks,
Mike Sz.
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When a problem happens and the insurance company that insures the unlicensed contractor becomes aware that the contractor is not following the laws of that state , they may not pay any damage claims , and the same for who ever holds the bond .
What is an unlicensed electrician ? An unlicensed plumber ? An unlicensed driver ? An unlicensed real estate agent ?
I am an unlicensed brain surgeon , I can operate on you a lot cheaper than the other guy .I have insurance and I am bonded too .