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Nationwide Electrical Contracting & Engineering at 10842 S Michigan Ave, Chicago, IL 60628, (Owned by: Mark Djekich) has a BuildZoom score of 0 and ranks in the top 99% of 65,686 Illinois contractors.
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| Status | Unable To Verify |
| Insurer | Nationwide insurance |
| Insured up to | $6,000,000 |
| Bonded Agent | Western surety |
| Bond Value | $10,000 |
| Workers Comp Provider | Nationwide Insurance |
| Workers Comp Value | $2,000,000 |
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General Contractors in Illinois are not required to carry general liability insurance. It is always a good practice to only hire contractors with active liability and workers' compensation insurance policies. Request a copy of each certificate for your records before the project starts.
Nationwide Electrical Contracting & Engineering holds a $6,000,000 insurance policy with Nationwide insurance.
Illinois requires roofing contractors to obtain a surety bond. Home owners may file a claim to recoup money in the event of faulty work, or damages to their property incurred during a roof project.
Nationwide Electrical Contracting & Engineering has a $10,000 bond with Western surety.
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This guu SUCKS! MAEK DKEKICH. He came to my house to do a new furnace and air conditioning system. He finished on 3/26. He assured menthat he was going to come back when it eas warmer to "balance" it. He called me and said he was ciming 4/12. When i texted him that day, he said he would come that week. He was a no show.... infinally got holdnof hom again and on 5/12 hr said he would come that werkend. Unfortunately that thurs and friday it was 90 degrees. Again he was a no show. Then he stopped answering texts and calls. We have now found out that he was arrested and likelybwont finish the job. I got someine new to dp the job and Mark screwed up everything! The thermostat that he bought and charged me 450 to onstall was onstalled incorrectly. He dodnt pull enough wores. It was fine for heat, but there os no wore for cooling. He didnt hook up the humiidifier that correctly. Most importantly, he put in a new line for the freon, BUT he failed to put in the filter tjatvis supposed to have. So now, i have to pay someone else to fix the mess that he left me. HE got his mone and now i have to pay someine else to finish what he screwed up!..