Reciprocity Rule, Demolition, Board Disassociation and RME Scope
I start by ‘wrecking’ a contractor’s misconception, but we all learn from the answer. Another inquiry illustrates who can, and who can’t, sign for a
I start by ‘wrecking’ a contractor’s misconception, but we all learn from the answer. Another inquiry illustrates who can, and who can’t, sign for a
I look into fifty reasons why a contractor needs a license where they want to work. While common contractor licensing nationwide might make sense, the
Almost all rules have, but an expert can share what may be little known exceptions! Why would a licensed contractor choose a 64 hour work
One contractor discovers while you can be one, you can’t be called one. I also dip into the strange way waterproofing is handled by contractor
While contractor law is written in ink the words can be subject to interpretation. That is where expert understanding is sharpest in avoiding ‘errors’ or
There are ‘degrees’ of value in a contractor claiming credit toward experience. Another contractor discovers good news that takes a turn for the worse, depending
Knowledge is how we cut red tape, see for yourself at cutredtapecom where previous contractor Q/A can be found. Keywords offer insight by topic. First,
The only way to be individually active, and qualify a license as well, is to have ‘skin’ in the game. I let the ‘air’ out
I will take contractors on a side trip today into the Silver State but first stop in our journey ‘won’t’ take us to Arizona. Please
The prevailing wind is hot and not for an HVAC contractor hoping to grow new work in NV. Reciprocal isn’t the same as equivalent, yet