
Melanie Merz
August 1, 2024
Maya Bogh, President and Owner of Great Northern Builders, was recently interviewed by WGME to provide insight around the efforts of the Maine legislature to enact a builder licensing program.
“I’ve heard someone compare our industry in Maine to the wild west and unfortunately that’s true,” Bogh said. “I’m literally begging for this legislation. I’ve been in the industry for 18 years and literally every week we hear multiple stories from homeowners who have been stolen from or lied to or they’ve had poor construction.”
Read the full article at the WGME website: ‘There’s momentum’: Contractor licensing debate continues despite bill not being funded.
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