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March 22, 2012
Numerous contractors are allegedly doing work without permits in San Antonio, Texas. A local official says the best way to solve the problem is for the home owner to refuse to hire contractors without a license and make sure ones they do hire have pulled permits. Parts of the city have been invaded by roofers in recent weeks because of a hail storm earlier this year that caused significant damage.
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