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License #	CN210456
Status	Active
State	Georgia
Type	Conditioned Air

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License #	EN010154
Status	Active
State	Georgia
Type	Electrical Contractor

When BuildZoom last verified this license, it had an expiration date of June, 2024. Check the current license status of John R Brantley with the Georgia Department of Professional Licensing

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License #	CN210456
Status	Inactive
State	Georgia
Type	Conditioned Air Non-Restricted

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Here are some rules, regulations, and laws governing general contractors in Georgia:

Does John R Brantley carry a valid contracting license?

As of July 1, 2008 a majority of contractors performing residential or general contracting work over $2500 must have a professional license issued by the Georgia Secretary of State.

John R Brantley currently holds license CN210456, EN010154 (Conditioned Air, Electrical Contractor, Conditioned Air Non Restricted), which was Inactive when we last checked.

How important is contractor licensing in Georgia?

A licensed contractor in Georgia must have 2 years of experience, and pass a Georgia business and law exam. A contractor is required to take 3 hours of continuing education each year to maintain a license.

Your liability risk when hiring John R Brantley

Georgia state law requires licensed contractors to carry general liability as well as workers' compensation insurance.

Financial recourse when hiring John R Brantley

Georgia does not require contractors to obtain a surety bond. Consumers can file a complaint with the Georgia Governor's office of consumer protection.

What else should I know before hiring John R Brantley

Licensed contractors in Georgia are required to pass a criminal background check.

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