LICENSE EXPIRED — December 31, 2010 · Verify current status at NCLBGC
Office in Fort Worth, TX · Licensed to operate in North Carolina
Unlimited Expired TX

Harman & Son Construction, Inc.

General Building · Fort Worth, TX 76107 · License #L.27478

About Harman & Son Construction, Inc.

Harman & Son Construction, Inc. is a formerly licensed general building contractor in Fort Worth, TX. They held an unlimited license issued by the North Carolina Licensing Board for General Contractors (NCLBGC), under license number L.27478. The license was first issued in April 1990 and expired on December 31, 2010.

With an expired license, Harman & Son Construction, Inc. may not legally undertake construction projects of $40,000 or more in North Carolina until the license is renewed. While active, the unlimited license allowed projects of any value. All license data shown on this page is sourced directly from official NCLBGC public records.

Contractor Details

Address
1633 Rogers Rd., Fort Worth, TX 76107
License #
L.27478
Status
Expired
Level
Unlimited — learn more

Verify this license at NCLBGC

Search for license #L.27478 on the official NC Licensing Board portal

License Timeline

License Issued

April 11, 1990

Current Status: Expired

Unlimited license

Expiration Date

December 31, 2010

Trade Classifications

Service Area

Harman & Son Construction, Inc.'s NCLBGC license is expired, so it does not currently authorize work in North Carolina. Their primary office is located in Fort Worth, TX 76107. While their office is based in TX, their NCLBGC license authorizes work throughout North Carolina.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Not currently. Harman & Son Construction, Inc.'s unlimited license (L.27478) issued by the North Carolina Licensing Board for General Contractors (NCLBGC) is expired since December 31, 2010. Confirm current status on the official portal before hiring.

Harman & Son Construction, Inc. is classified for: Building. With a unlimited license, they can take on projects of any value.

You can verify Harman & Son Construction, Inc.'s license status through the official NCLBGC portal. Search for license number L.27478. You can also use our license verification guide for step-by-step instructions.

An Unlimited license means Harman & Son Construction, Inc. can undertake construction projects of any value in North Carolina. This is the highest license level issued by the NCLBGC. Learn more about NC contractor license levels.

NCLBGC licensing does not guarantee insurance coverage. You should independently verify their insurance status before hiring. Ask the contractor directly for a certificate of insurance covering general liability and workers' compensation.

Harman & Son Construction, Inc. was first licensed in April 1990 under license number L.27478. The license expired on December 31, 2010.

Harman & Son Construction, Inc. is certified for the following trade classifications: Building. Each classification allows the contractor to perform specific types of construction work in North Carolina.

To file a complaint, contact the NC Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division at ncdoj.gov, or reach the NCLBGC directly through their official portal. Include the contractor's license number (L.27478) when filing.

Call Harman & Son Construction, Inc. at (817) 336-5780. Their office is at 1633 Rogers Rd., Fort Worth, TX 76107. Or send a message through our site.

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Harman & Son Construction, Inc.

Fort Worth, TX · Unlimited

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Expired License

License #L.27478 — issued by NCLBGC.

Quick Facts

L.27478
Licensed since 1990