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Updated about 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Contractors Question (License or Non License Contractor)
I am in the process of turning my primary home(built in 1955) into a rental. The house has some updates but the bathrooms unfortunately are not. With that being said, another house in my neighborhood was being remodeled so I decided to go in. I took the number of the contractor that was remodeling the bathroom and a month later invited him to my home for an estimate on my bathroom remodel. It turns outs that he does not have a contractors license but his work looks pretty good.
My questions is, if I do hire him and he doesn't have a license, can I have him sign some documentation stating that 'he' is liable for any health mishaps so long as he is working in my home?
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Hi @Matt Clark. Thanks for responding!! I spoke to the contractor again this morning since we last spoke which was about a month ago. He said he was licensed and insured up to $2million and I informed him that I would need to see the paperwork.
I don't want to end up getting screwed in the long run so thank you for the wisdom!