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Roofing contractors in Oglesby, IL

4 roofing contractors in Oglesby — 4 with an active license. Active Illinois roofing licenses, longest-licensed first. Each listing shows the license type and any discipline IDFPR has recorded.

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Mjb Contracting LLCOglesby, IL 61348 · Limited license (homes up to 8 units)Limited roofing license · licensed since 2010Illinois-licensedLimited
H&S Contracting IncOglesby, IL 61348 · Unlimited license (homes, commercial & industrial)Unlimited roofing license · licensed since 2014Illinois-licensedUnlimited
Augustyniak Construction LLCOglesby, IL 61348 · Unlimited license (homes, commercial & industrial)Unlimited roofing license · licensed since 2016Illinois-licensedUnlimited
Finnell ConstructionOglesby, IL 61348 · Limited license (homes up to 8 units)Limited roofing license · licensed since 2021Illinois-licensedLimited
Before you hire in Oglesby: check the license on IDFPR License Look-Up; use an unlimited licensee for commercial buildings or more than 8 units; get the contract terms Illinois requires, including the 72-hour rescission clause; and never let a roofer cover your insurance deductible.

Listed from IDFPR Professional Licensing dataset (pzzh-kp68), IDFPR License Look-Up, Roofing Industry Licensing Act (225 ILCS 335). Order: longest-licensed first, then alphabetical — never paid. Is something wrong? Tell us.