Wall of Shame: Unlicensed Home Improvement Contractors

A person or business must have a Home Improvement Contractor license to do work that costs more than $200 to any residential building in NYC. Home improvement work includes remodeling or repairs. It does not include new home construction, plumbing, or purely electrical work. To protect your home and money, NEVER use an unlicensed home improvement contractor. Read more consumer protection tips.

Below is the Wall of Shame, a list of all home improvement businesses that received a violation for operating without a DCWP license within the last 12 months. DCWP received consumer complaints about all of these businesses, so avoid hiring them or any unlicensed contractor. The list is in alphabetical order.

303 Design Consultants LLC
Aqua Master Masonry and Waterproofing
Armando Roofing & Construction Corp.
Awning Supplies Inc.
Big Apple Mold Removal Inc.
Bildana Builders Corp.
Big John’s Roofing LLC
C. Kolarz Design
Eagle Roofing and Building Inc.
Emmanuel Construction Corp.
Evan Roche
Fulcrum & Lever LLC
J. I Casa Remodeling Corporation
John Kot
King Construction
Liberty General Contracting Inc.
Liberty, Masonry & Waterproofing
Lucarelli Construction Inc.
Luxury Renovations LLC
Macblake Consulting Services LLC
Mark & Yolgie Builders LLC
Mendoza General Construction Corporation
Mlsh HVAC LLC
MND Construction Corp.
New Age Installations LLC
Nicham Construction LLC
Paul & Sons Contractors Inc.
Pier Construction Management
Rhino Roofing & Construction Corp.
Shield Roofing and Masonry Company
TC Roofing Water Proofing
Umbrella Contracting Corp
Unikeen STP Technologies Inc.
Word Of Mouth Home Improvement Contractors Limited Liability Company

Notes:

• The Wall of Shame information is current as of 10/01/2025.
• DCWP will update the Wall of Shame page monthly. A business may have received a DCWP license since being listed on our Wall of Shame. Use our online service Search Business, which is updated daily, to see if a contractor is licensed.
• Help us prevent unlicensed contractors from preying on New Yorkers. Report an unlicensed home improvement contractor.