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Delivery-date: Sat, 27 Aug 2022 13:42:47 -0500
To: Andrew Sterling <info@sterlingcal.com>
Subject: Licensed Contractors are threatened
Date: Sat, 27 Aug 2022 11:42:34 -0700
From: United Handyman Association <info@theuha.org>
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Dear Andrew Sterling,=0A=0AI am constantly receiving hate and threats fr=
om licensed contractors. Why do you think that is happening?&nbsp;=0D=0A=
&nbsp;=0D=0A=0D=0ASince the creation of the certified license program we=
 have been receiving hate because it became clear that a certified licen=
sed handyman would be the professional of choice over the licensed contr=
actor. Homeowners have been looking for a reason to choose a handyman fo=
r years even being told by the state that they aren&#39;t safe. When a c=
ontractor doesn&#39;t complete a job or takes their money the state has=
 no response to protect the homeowner. However the UHA does. We stand be=
hind our license and insure your customers projects up to $5k. In compar=
ison the Contractors license and the handyman license has all the same s=
ecurity protections but only the handyman license protects the financial=
 aspect.&nbsp;=0D=0A=0D=0ALicensed Contractors are upset because we are=
 taking work from them and they are worried because even when they use t=
he handyman name illegally we are telling the truth about them.&nbsp;=0D=
=0A&nbsp;=0D=0A=0D=0AThe handyman is typically more skilled and now more=
 trusted and that is threatening the licensed contractor. In some case l=
ike mine The handyman works directly for the homeowner and hires the con=
tractor. The trust is with the handyman. The contractor is just a vendor=
. You make 20% profit and don&#39;t get your hands dirty. &nbsp;Learn ho=
w and build your sustainable business.&nbsp;=0D=0A&nbsp;=0D=0A=0D=0AAre=
 you a Licensed Handyman? How you answer that could make a difference.&n=
bsp;=0D=0A&nbsp;=0D=0A=0D=0AHappy Home Repairs=0D=0A&nbsp;=0D=0A=0D=0A=
=0D=0A=0A=0A--=0ABest Regards,=0AUnited Handyman Association=0Ahttps://t=
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at a certified licensed handyman would be the professional of choice ove=
r the licensed contractor. Homeowners have been looking for a reason to=
 choose a handyman for years even being told by the state that they aren=
&#39;t safe. When a contractor doesn&#39;t complete a job or takes their=
 money the state has no response to protect the homeowner. However the U=
HA does. We stand behind our license and insure your customers projects=
 up to $5k. In comparison the Contractors license and the handyman licen=
se has all the same security protections but only the handyman license p=
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ctly for the homeowner and hires the contractor. The trust is with the h=
andyman. The contractor is just a vendor. You make 20% profit and don=
9;t get your hands dirty. &nbsp;Learn how and build your sustainable bus=
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