05/04/2008
from the Kennebec Journal
Officials seek OK to use surplus to finish road work
Many seek to vote before Election Day
Drivers do have choices
COUNTY TAX STILL UNPAID
Probe continues in fatal hit-and-run
Allen claims gain vs. Collins
MLB: 2 former Sea Dogs excel in clutch
HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER NOTES: Cony builds on loss
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DRIVING TO SAVE: Extra effort might get you more miles
CANAAN: Fire destroys family lumber business
FAIRFIELD GUN FETCHES$800,000
TROY Driver faces manslaughter, OUI charges
WATERVILLE Planners OK plan for Gilman Street apartments
WATERVILLE MOTORCYCLIST HURT IN CRASH
RED SOX: Portland connection
HIGH SCHOOL FIELD HOCKEY: Messalonskee ends Skowhegan streak
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"After natural disasters, door-to-door salespeople hit the street offering cleanup and repair services," Rowe said. "While many of these people are honest and reputable, some are not."
Rowe recommends that people who are insured contact their insurance adjuster to get an estimate of the repair costs and use that number as a benchmark when you hire a contractor.
For questions about home construction repair, or if you need to file a complaint, call the attorney general's Consumer Protection Division at 1 (800) 436-2131 or e-mail consumer.mediation@maine.gov.
For more information, visit http://www.maine.gov/ag/con sumer/housing/home_construc tion.shtml.




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