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Home pros in Maryland
Humid summers, winter freezes, coastal storms and heavy rain make roof care, AC service and drainage common needs.
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Check a license in Maryland
Home improvement contractors must be licensed by the Maryland Home Improvement Commission (MHIC), and state law caps deposits at one-third of the contract price. The MHIC Guaranty Fund may help homeowners harmed by a licensed contractor.
Maryland homeowner FAQ
How do I check a home improvement contractor in Maryland?
Use the Maryland Department of Labor license search for MHIC licensees. Make sure the license is active and the name matches your contract.
How much deposit can a Maryland contractor take?
A home improvement contractor cannot accept more than one-third of the contract price as a deposit. They also cannot take any payment until the contract is signed.
What is the MHIC Guaranty Fund?
It is a fund that may reimburse homeowners for losses caused by a licensed home improvement contractor. It only applies to MHIC-licensed contractors.
When should I service my AC in Maryland?
In spring, before humid summer weather. Clean coils and a clear drain line help control humidity.
How do I prepare for winter?
Schedule heating service in fall, insulate exposed pipes, and clean gutters to reduce ice buildup.
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