its not that far for you to go. Hell, you could stay onsite and get it done quick and spend some time with family.
What are the req for licensing in Delaware?
What are the req for licensing in Delaware?
Contractor in Wilmington, DE
I have a cousin in Wilmington, Delaware in need of some help. It's a little too far for me, so I'm looking to CT for some assistance.
He had a flood when the water line for his ice maker broke. It flooded his kitchen and the finished basement below. He already contacted his insurance company, so this will be insurance based work. The insurance company referred a few contractors to him, but he has a lot of doubts with them. Anyone interested in this work, please contact me. By the way, this is a townhouse.
email:
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He had a flood when the water line for his ice maker broke. It flooded his kitchen and the finished basement below. He already contacted his insurance company, so this will be insurance based work. The insurance company referred a few contractors to him, but he has a lot of doubts with them. Anyone interested in this work, please contact me. By the way, this is a townhouse.
email:
[email protected]
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400 bucks just to work in New Castle County,that isn't the License fee either! It's a surcharge.
WTF, I thought PA was bad with $50 for each town you work in.
I hope the county is huge and will keep you busy otherwise thats a big chunk-o-change for one job.
I hope the county is huge and will keep you busy otherwise thats a big chunk-o-change for one job.
PA now has a $50 state license requirement which eliminates the local license. Not to say the local pols will not find some other way to get their hands on our $$$.WTF, I thought PA was bad with $50 for each town you work in.
I hope the county is huge and will keep you busy otherwise thats a big chunk-o-change for one job.
Bill
I live 10 min from PA and almost never work there. The money is here and all the PA guys (the smart ones) come here. If I went to PA I would need to cut 30% off my labor to get anything. And then pay $5 at the bridge.
There has to be a "True" contractor on here from DE, speak up man.
There has to be a "True" contractor on here from DE, speak up man.
My thoughts exactly. I can't believe there is no one here from that area willing to do the work. I thought there would surely be someone on here looking for work in Delaware. He needs a legitimate contractor to do the work for him. He said the first two he spoke with sounded like crack heads that could barely form a sentence. He said the third contractor could form a sentence, but said he does this sort of thing all the time and has been in the business for two years. He felt uneasy with the whole two year thing, since it is insurance work. Any thoughts or anyone to help him out?There has to be a "True" contractor on here from DE, speak up man.
I can do it ...IF the owner pays cash everyday and pulls the permits....thats legal, right?:whistling
Man, I am about 1 1/2 hr from Wilm. DE. I just did a kitchen for the in laws in Newark.
I'd consider it if it wasn't for the $400 fee.
I'd consider it if it wasn't for the $400 fee.
What's that have to do with anything? Include the fee in your proposal. Client wants you, he'll pay it. If he doesn't, no harm, no foul.I'd consider it if it wasn't for the $400 fee.
The more I see no interest the more I want to pack the camper and go get this one.
Seriously, if there is no problem obtaining the $400 permission slip other than some paperwork I will consider.
Seriously, if there is no problem obtaining the $400 permission slip other than some paperwork I will consider.
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