Pennsylvania rowhomes, twins and century farmhouses are proud of their age, which keeps plumbers, roofers and electricians working every day of the year. These rankings aggregate the highest-rated businesses from every TopRated city directory in Pennsylvania.
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Home Improvement Consumer Protection Act - Attorney General registration is the relevant authority. Pennsylvania requires registration with the Attorney General's office (not a trade license) for anyone doing $5,000+ of home improvement work in a year.
Licensing threshold: $5,000 or more in a 12-month period.
The AG's HIC registration search shows whether a contractor is registered. Check a license here.
Signed a contract at your door and had second thoughts? Federal law (the FTC's Cooling-Off Rule) gives you 3 business days to cancel most door-to-door sales over $25, no reason required - Pennsylvania follows the same 3-day window for home-solicitation sales.
To report a problem: Pennsylvania Attorney General - Bureau of Consumer Protection, file a complaint here.
Winter (December-March) is the hard season across most of the state - furnaces, pipes, and roof snow-load. Spring brings the storm and hail cleanup.
Facts sourced from published state statute, the licensing board's own site, and government tax pages current as of this writing; treat as a starting point, not legal advice, and confirm anything material with the board or agency directly.
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