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Home pros in Arizona
Extreme summer heat, monsoon storms and intense sun drive AC demand, roof wear and dust storm damage.
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Check a license in Arizona
The Arizona Registrar of Contractors (ROC) licenses contractors statewide, including residential general contractors and specialty trades like plumbing, electrical, HVAC, roofing and landscaping. Licensed residential contractors pay into a Recovery Fund that can help homeowners harmed by a licensed contractor.
Arizona homeowner FAQ
How do I check a contractor's license in Arizona?
Search the contractor by name or license number on the Arizona Registrar of Contractors contractor search. It shows license status, bond information and complaint history.
What is the Arizona Residential Contractors' Recovery Fund?
It is a fund paid for by licensed residential contractors that can reimburse homeowners for certain losses caused by a licensed contractor, up to $30,000 per homeowner. It only covers work by licensed contractors on your residence, and you generally must pursue the contractor's bond first.
When is the best time to service AC in Arizona?
Get your AC checked in early spring, before temperatures climb past 100 degrees and repair techs get booked up. Changing filters monthly in summer also helps systems that run nearly nonstop.
How does the monsoon season affect my home?
Summer monsoons bring sudden wind, heavy rain and dust. Have gutters, roof flashing and drainage checked before July, and look for missing tiles or shingles after big storms.
Do landscapers and handymen need a license in Arizona?
Many trades need an ROC license, including landscaping work above minor amounts. Ask for the ROC license number and check it before hiring.
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