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Posts Tagged ‘Homebuilding without a Contractor’s License is Illegal’

Builder Without a Contractor’s License Can Only Build Self Home

By Christopher Combs | January 5, 2016

  Question: When we purchased our new home in Chandler last fall we knew that the builder of our new home was not a licensed contractor. The builder said that he had built the home as a retirement home for his parents, but his parents changed their minds and retired in South Carolina. We have…

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