Total Custom Contractors

Anyone who owns or operates a home improvement business or who offers, performs, or agrees to perform home improvements in Pennsylvania must register with the Office of Attorney General. New home builders do not have to register and are exempt from the regulation but must meet all applicaple building codes.

Total Custom Contractors currently holds license PA126943, PA118242, PA083445 (Home Improvement, General Construction Company Focusing On Major Residential Remodel Projects Including But Not Limited To Kitchens And Baths, Additions, Basement Remodels, Outdoor Living Space, And Light Commercial Work, General Contractor, Home Additions, Home Renovations, Finished Basements, Kitchen And Bath Renovations, Outdoor Living, Decks, Patios, Pool Additions, Floor Additions, New Construction, Commercial General Contracting), which was Inactive when we last checked.

Contractors in Pennsylvania do not have to take an exam prior to registering as home improvement contractors.

Registered home improvement contractors in Pennsylvania must show proof of general liability insurance with minimum coverage of $50,000, workers' compensation insurance is not required. It is a good idea to only hire contractors with current general liability and workers' compensation policies. Be sure to request copies of insurance certificates for each before any work begins.

Total Custom Contractors holds a $100,000 insurance policy with Utica Mutual Insurance Co..

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