Unlicensed roofing work can lead to serious consequences. Under the Illinois Roofing Industry Licensing Act, contractors may face fines, cease-and-desist orders, and possible criminal charges. In addition, unlicensed work may invalidate building permits and insurance coverage, exposing both the contractor and the client to financial and legal risk.
What are the potential consequences of operating without proper roofing licensing in Illinois?
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About the Author: John Podgorny
John Podgorny is the founder and lead instructor at Exam Prep School of Illinois, where he helps aspiring roofers and public adjusters pass their licensing exams with confidence.
Drawing from his experience preparing for the Illinois Public Adjuster exam, John developed a practical approach to exam prep courses focusing on essential material, proven study techniques, and eliminating fear and anxiety.
John’s classes are expertly paced, and all necessary materials and practical strategies are provided. With a 98% first-time pass rate, he ensures every student is ready to succeed.
His background is in business and public speaking, and he has delivered motivational and success seminars across the U.S. and Canada. John’s dynamic, engaging teaching style creates a relaxed environment where students can thrive.
“This isn’t just a class; it’s an experience,” John says.
