@Karen Margrave and @Joe Gore your comments could not be more correct. I don't want to clutter this tread or get off topic, but I think it is relevant to mention for the inexperienced investor and homeowners that might read this thread to know that it's not the "license " that gets you the quality, on time , in budget project. It's the integrity of the contractor. Word of mouth is still the way to approach hiring a contractor. Not your cousins friend who knows somebody, but someone who has had a recent completed project with hands on knowledge of the success or failure of that project. I am not discrediting the value or the legal importance of a contractors license in anyway, however depending in which State you live in may or may not even be required.
