Pennsylvania contractor registration numbers
Pennsylvania’s Home Improvement Consumer Protection Act requires registered home-improvement contractors to include their registration number in their advertising. The number begins with “PA”.
I show your registration number clearly on your site, where customers can see it and check it with the Attorney General’s office.
Orchards, farms, and visitors
Adams County is fruit country, and Gettysburg draws visitors all year. Farm markets, orchards, lodging, and shops need seasonal hours, what’s in season, and event dates kept current.
Those updates are what the monthly plan’s three small changes are for: email me, and I make the change.
Working on both sides of the line
Plenty of businesses here serve customers in Maryland as well as Pennsylvania. Your website can list every area you cover, in both states, so the right customers know to call.
Working with a Maryland web designer
I’m in Frederick County, a short drive south. You can send everything by email, review your preview online, and email changes after launch. The price is the same: $0 setup and $50 a month.
A few practical questions.
Do you work with Pennsylvania businesses even though you’re in Maryland?
Yes. Everything can be handled by email, and the offer is the same wherever your business is.
Where should my PA registration number go?
Somewhere customers can read it easily. I usually put it with your contact details and in the footer, so it appears on every page. Check with the Attorney General’s office if you’re unsure what applies to you.
