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Coastal hurricanes, long humid summers, heavy rain and termites drive demand for roofing, AC service and moisture control.
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Check a license in South Carolina
The South Carolina Residential Builders Commission, part of the Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation (LLR), licenses residential builders and registers residential specialty contractors such as roofers and HVAC installers. Commercial contractors are licensed by a separate LLR board.
South Carolina homeowner FAQ
How do I check a residential builder in South Carolina?
Use the licensee lookup on the LLR Residential Builders Commission website. It covers residential builders and registered specialty contractors.
What is a residential specialty contractor?
It is a contractor registered for one trade, like roofing, HVAC or plumbing. Specialty contractors generally cannot build additions, which require a residential builder or general contractor license.
How should coastal homeowners prepare for hurricanes?
Have a roofer inspect the roof before hurricane season starts June 1, and clear gutters. After a storm, check LLR licensing before signing a repair contract.
When should I service my AC in South Carolina?
In early spring, before the humid cooling season. A clean condensate line helps prevent leaks and mold.
Who handles complaints about a builder?
The Residential Builders Commission investigates homeowner complaints about licensed builders and registered specialty contractors.
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