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What license does a roofer need in Utah?

Roofing is in the scope of the S280 Roofing Contractor specialty license under R156-55a-301ai.

Is it legal for a roofer to cover my deductible in Utah?

No. Utah Code 13-50-302 bars residential contractors from rebating any part of an insurance deductible.

How do I spot a roofing scam after a hail storm?

The Utah Insurance Department warns about promises to waive deductibles, demands for high up front deposits, and contracts that sign away your insurance rights.

Can a roofer work near the power line to my house?

Not within 10 feet of a high voltage overhead line unless the utility is notified and precautions are agreed, under Utah Code 54-8c-2.

How do I check if a contractor is licensed in Utah?

Search the business name or license number in DOPL's License Lookup and Verification system at secure.utah.gov/llv, or call DOPL at (801) 530-6628.

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