New York State Division of Consumer Protection is warning homeowners to watch for scams tied to spring and summer home improvement projects. State officials say consumers should avoid contractors demanding cash, pressuring quick decisions, or showing up unsolicited with claims of bargain repairs. The agency recommends getting written estimates, checking references, and never paying the […]
New York State Division of Consumer Protection is warning homeowners to watch for scams tied to spring and summer home improvement projects. State officials say consumers should avoid contractors demanding cash, pressuring quick decisions, or showing up unsolicited with claims of bargain repairs. The agency recommends getting written estimates, checking references, and never paying the full cost upfront.

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