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Extreme cold, blizzards, heavy snow and spring flooding along the Red River drive demand for heating, insulation and sump pump work.
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Check a license in North Dakota
Anyone doing construction, repair or remodeling work valued over $4,000 must hold a contractor license from the North Dakota Secretary of State. Electricians and plumbers are licensed by separate state boards.
North Dakota homeowner FAQ
How do I check a contractor in North Dakota?
Search the contractor through the Secretary of State's FirstStop portal to see if their license is in good standing.
When does a North Dakota contractor need a license?
For jobs valued over $4,000, including labor and materials. Some cities have their own extra requirements too.
When should I service my furnace?
In late summer or early fall, before the deep cold. A furnace failure in a North Dakota January can freeze pipes within hours.
How do I prevent frozen pipes?
Insulate pipes along outside walls, seal drafts in crawl spaces, and keep the heat on when you travel. A plumber can add heat tape to trouble spots.
How do I prepare for spring flooding?
Test your sump pump before the thaw, consider a battery backup, and make sure downspouts drain well away from the foundation.
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