Trotter, Joel

All residential and commercial construction in Wisconsin requires a licensed contractor.

Trotter, Joel currently holds license 947879 (Commercial Building Inspector, Udc Construction Inspector, Udc Hvac Inspector, Dwelling Contractor Qualifier), which was Active when we last checked.

Licensed contractors in Wisconsin must carry both general liability and workers' compensation insurance, request a copy of current insurance certificates for each.

Licensed contractors in Wisconsin are required to obtain a surety bond.In the event of losses or damages incurred during a construction project,a homeowner can file a claim against a contractors bond.

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