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Old 05-21-2009, 12:59 PM   #1
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OK, I HAVE A QUESTION ... I AM A LICENSED FLOORING CONTRACTOR IN NJ AND CT, THERE IS A NICE JOB I CAN GET ON LONG ISLAND FROM A BUILDER BUT I DONT HAVE A NY/LONG ISLAND HIC LICENSE. IS THERE ANY LEGAL WAY OF GETTING THIS JOB... eg. GOING THROUGH A LONG ISLAND HIC CONTRACTOR AND GIVE HIM A PERCENTAGE OF PROFITS ECT.. IF SO PLEASE CONTACT ME OR POST HOW TO ??

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Old 05-21-2009, 06:54 PM   #2
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You answered your own question [b]GOING THROUGH A LONG ISLAND HIC CONTRACTOR AND GIVE HIM A PERCENTAGE OF PROFITS ECT..

Get a NY license if you plan on doing lots of work there...
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OK, I HAVE A QUESTION ... I AM A LICENSED FLOORING CONTRACTOR IN NJ AND CT, THERE IS A NICE JOB I CAN GET ON LONG ISLAND FROM A BUILDER BUT I DONT HAVE A NY/LONG ISLAND HIC LICENSE. IS THERE ANY LEGAL WAY OF GETTING THIS JOB... eg. GOING THROUGH A LONG ISLAND HIC CONTRACTOR AND GIVE HIM A PERCENTAGE OF PROFITS ECT.. IF SO PLEASE CONTACT ME OR POST HOW TO ??
Do you even have to permit flooring on LI
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Old 05-21-2009, 09:41 PM   #4
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Do you even have to permit flooring on LI
Permit is not the issue [my guess is it is NOT a requirement]...the issue being, the OP wants to play by the rules and rule is if you are contracting home improvement services you must have a home improvement lice/reg. number.
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