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Should roofers and home improvement contractors be licensed in Pennsylvania? [Lancaster Watchdog]

Should roofers and home improvement contractors be licensed in Pennsylvania? [Lancaster Watchdog]
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Contractors using a fake Philly address endangered workers

Contractors using a fake Philly address endangered workers
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Court finds Gillece Services didn t let consumers cancel contracts, used misleading advertising

A court found Gillece Services didn't let consumers cancel contracts and misled them with advertising, the Pennsylvania Attorney General's Office announced on Friday.

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Court finds Gillece Services violated state consumer protection laws

A Bridgeville-based home heating and plumbing contractor accused of deceptive and unlawful business practices that cost customers money was found guilty in Allegheny County Court of violating the state’s consumer protection laws, the state Attorney General’s Office said. Gillece Services was found guilty Tuesday, Aug. 1 of violating both the

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How to find a contractor for your home improvement project

Embarking on any home improvement project can be intimidating — and even nerve-wracking. Many projects require a significant investment of time and money, and they can also impact your personal

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