of course
Not always. For some specific renovation needs license necessary.
There is the perfect reason to call a handyman service rather than individuals to fix each problem as it occurs. These repairs are a bit borderline - you may need to consult with a plumber for the air conditioning or the hot water heater, but the beauty of a handyman service is that most states allow anyone with the knowledge to do it, to work on these items
source: http://blogs.hire-a-contractor-now.com/2009/11/local-handyman/
I would not consider hiring any handyman unless he was licensed, bonded and insured. In Maryland, the entity that licenses handymen is the Maryland Home Improvement Commission. In addition to the bonding and liability insurance the handyman should carry, the MHIC charges licensed members fees which provide additional insurance to homeowners.
For Plumbing and electrical job, a General Contractor's license is acceptable for what is called "light plumbing" or "light electrical." Generally this includes installing fixtures or simple repairs, but does not include opening walls, running new pipes or putting in breakers or bringing power into the box.
If you are going to be doing work as a handyman, you need to get a business license. The business license can be received from your local municipality.
A handyman needs a license to perform certain duties in TN. For example, they need a electricians license to do electrical work.
Contact Minnesota State government (state.mn.us)
One is not required to get a license in order to do handyman work in Florida. However, a handyman may not provide plumbing, building or and a few other such services there.
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A professional handyman in Maryland should hold a General Contractors license, which is issued by the Maryland Home Improvement Commission. In order to bid on a job or enter into a contract with a homeowner, one must have a license. If, however, you wish to pay someone directly to do work on your house, you may do so - but you have no legal recourse if he does not complete the work, does the work poorly, does damage to your home, steals from you, or get hurts on the job. For this and many other reasons, it is highly advisable that you only hire professionals who are "licensed, bonded, and insured."
It varies by state, but in SC a handyman can make up to $1,000 with out having a license, but anything over that will require a license for liability purposes.
That depends on state regulations. Each state is different.
New York State does not license "handymen." The state may require a business license if you are conducting a business, and you may need a plumbing license or electrician's license if you will do plumbing or electrical work.
You don't, NY State and NY city do not license contractors. Only NY city has a license for special contractors doing work on city property,such as electricians.All you need is to file for a business license.
Yes. He has the required knowledge, skill and ability. All he needs to go to work is the appropriate license for the area in which he wishes to work. This may be a business license, handyman's license or a contractor's license.
A person will need a general contracting license in Carroll County, Maryland if they are performing duties in which they would need to be covered by insurance or a specific company. A general contractor will contract out work for other people to do.