Due process. There are laws that the Registrar of Contractors must follow when imposing discipline on the contractor if that turns out to be the case. The Legislature makes these laws and they bind us for the benefit of both parties.

There are often two types of names on a BRC: the corporate name and the “trade” or “doing-business-as” (d/b/a) name. The name of the business that receives the purchase order should match one of them. If not, the agency should ask the business about the difference to ensure that the BRC belongs to the business. The response should be documented with the BRC.

Under City Ordinance General Contractors performing work are to have a bond, proof of insurance before they are registered. The requirement is for your benefit.

The contractor provides the Resident Engineer with a written report of an Initial Training Program. Subsequently, for each trainee the contractor provides the Resident Engineer with an Apprentice/Trainee Approval Memorandum (pdf 8k), which the Resident Engineer forwards to the Division for approval.

Second, prime contractors who use first time, approved DBEs, will receive credit toward their goal percentage equal to the actual dollar amount subcontracted to the DBE/EESBE/SBE. The total project credit limit is 2 percent of the total bid price not to exceed $200,000.

The first step in becoming a ReliableConnections.com trade contractor is to complete an application form. To complete an application form, click here to apply. If you wish to have an application form mailed to you, please Contact Us. Upon receipt of your application form, we will check out your credentials and, assuming you meet the necessary criteria, your membership will be approved within one week. All member trade contractors must agree to abide by the Reliable Code of Conduct.

Each contractor sets their own billing rate. Clinicians are paid on an hourly basis for their preparation, IEPs, and student contact time. Many of our clinicians choose to do the bulk of their paperwork from home offices, which are tax deductible under current IRS codes. A typical contractor bills eight hours per student contact day.

Answer: While we have many contractors around the country that specialize in installing fence systems, and most of our dealers will install a system, it is easy and straightforward to install yourself if you like. While guides and manuals are available the design section of this web-site will provide ideas and answers for most situations.

Those who are licensed by the State of South Carolina as a contractor are eligible to request City licensure as a contractor.

Yes, every licensed contractor with an "active license" must keep in force a policy of general liability insurance including completed operations coverage. Licensed contractors must provide evidence of insurance to obtain and maintain a license - click here to view resolution.

independent contractor is one kind of self-employed person. While s/he does work for other people, in general an independent contractor has more control over that work than an employee does. For example, an independent contractor decides where and when they do their work. They are also responsible for providing their own tools and equipment, and are not eligible to receive benefits (i.e. insurance or vacation time).

In order to become a part of the PerfectMyHome.com network, all contractors must complete the on-line application form and answer a series of questions and provide us with at least 3 references and applicable license and insurance information pertaining to their line of work. All references, licenses and insurance are checked at the time of registration. At that point PerfectMyHome makes a decision whether to allow the contractor to become part of the PerfectMyHome network.

Contractors prefer our systems for a variety of reasons. Some Contractors like the fact that we handle the design of the system. (They might not be qualified to perform design work.) Since we design systems every day, we understand the design issues and regulations. Some Contractors find that our systems save them time.

A contractor is a builder. Anyone who takes a job for a fee over $500 dollars is required by law to be a contractor. Contractors can be licensed as general engineering contractors, general builders, or in more specialized trades, such as framing, well drilling, landscaping, or masonry. Contractors dig foundations, frame housing, install roofing, install plumbing and electrical systems, hang drywall, paint, and can perform many other jobs.

NO! Unions attach technician wages which cost you more. Our more highly trained technicians give you the most value. Also know that as union techs move from company to company, their loyalty is not as strong as our family of long-term employees. Our open shop company employees show our clients the attitude and respect they deserve. You will get a live person to talk to and a prompt, helpful response... 24 hours a day, 365 days a year!

You want an insured contractor because if any one is injured on your job they could sue you the home owner. Norm Potter Inc., is fully insured (we carry both workers comp and liability insurance).

Contractor's have the experience to remove difficult wallpapers. Contractor's will provide you with a free advice.

Ask the contractor to include a written scope of work. Consider furniture moving, window treatment removal & reinstallation, floor covering protection, cabinetry protection, and trash removal.

Liability with no less than $100,000 per accident or occurrence for bodily injury and $25,000 per accident for property damage. Must show name of insurer, type of policy issued, policy number, date of inception and expiration, type of insurance, and that no changes or cancellation of the insurance shall be effective without thirty (30) days written notice by registered or certified mail.

Unfortunately, it is impossible to predict how many accepted applicants will decline their admission offer or be canceled.