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What happens if an unlicensed roofer works in Nevada?

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It is unlawful to act as a contractor or bid on a Nevada job without an active license unless an exemption in NRS 624.031 applies. A bid or contract made in violation is void from the start. A person convicted may also have to pay court and investigation costs and damages up to their gain from the violation (NRS 624.700). (source: Nevada Legislature)

Criminal penalties (NRS 624.750)

(source: Nevada Legislature)

Board fines

The State Contractors Board can also impose an administrative fine of $1,000 to $50,000 for each violation by an unlicensed person (NRS 624.710). (source: Nevada Legislature)

Unlicensed ads

(source: Nevada Legislature)

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