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I'm in Michigan and I want to drywall on the side. Do I need a license?

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I'm in Michigan and I want to drywall on the side. Do I need a license?

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Edward Olson
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Lawyer at Olson Law Firm
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Aug 23, 2021
Your question does not involve a lien. You need to contact a business attorney.
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Mark Davidson
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Shareholder at Lozen Davidson & Kovar, P.C.
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Aug 24, 2021
No you do not need a Residential Builder's License just to do drywall work in Michigan BUT you cannot also do any insulation work without a license. they often go together so be careful. The above response is provided as a courtesy and does not establish an attorney-client relationship. If you would like to contact me directly for a consultation, I am located in Port Huron (810) 987-3970. Since 1975.
The above response is provided as a courtesy and does not establish an attorney-client relationship. If you would like to contact me directly for a
consultation, I am located in Port Huron (810) 987-3970. Licensed as attorney since 1975. Michigan Residential Builder's License #2101148701 sinSee More...See More...
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