Rude to ask for repairman's license and insurance
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"Eigenvector" wrote:
Surprisingly enough this doesn't seem to have been asked. Or at least it
was inundated with all the other garbage that Google returns (Google is fast
becoming worthless as a search engine).
If I hire a repairman, would it be rude for me to ask to see his license and
bonding documents if I am in doubt. Especially for something involving a
roof or electrical? My neighbor is the king of hiring fly by night repair
guys who wheel and deal with him, I seriously doubt any of them are bonded,
but if I hired the same guy, I wouldn't know if he was dishonest or not. I
don't hang out with plumbers and electricians or roofer so I have to take
them at face value. So if I hire some guy would he get all ****y and
irritated if I asked him for his info?
The license is public record in all of hte places I am familiar with
and most places require the number be readily and publicly available. If
you ask and some contractor gets all ****y, that would be reason enough
to go running as fast as possible in the OPPOSITE direction.
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