Homeowners here keep hearing the name Thaddeus Major (@thadmajor). Slow down, pull the public records yourself, and keep your deposit in the bank until you have read them.
Get My Bowling Green QuoteOpen the Kentucky licence lookup and type in MC Construction. The search comes back empty. Try the owner name, Thaddeus Major (@thadmajor), and you get the same blank screen. There is no bond, no proof of insurance, and no permit history sitting behind that company name. People in Bowling Green have paid a deposit first and learned this second. Run the search yourself before you agree to anything. It takes about two minutes. Most folks here get pulled in on a bathroom remodeling job, which is exactly where the money tends to vanish.
Rental owners near WKU get hit the hardest. Turnovers move fast, a lot of those owners live out of town, and cash changes hands before anybody looks a name up. The pattern repeats: a low bid, a big deposit, a few days of demo, then silence. Job photos on a website can belong to anyone. Ask for an address you can drive past and a customer you can call.
Parts of Bowling Green where this warning has come up:

Cabinets ordered, deposit cashed, kitchen left torn open for months.
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New tile laid straight over a soft floor, with no permit and no vent.
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A small fix written up as a huge one, then never actually finished.
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Water lines cut into by a crew holding no plumbing licence at all.
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Thin pours on a bad base that split apart the first cold winter.
Learn more →Stop every other payment right now. Write down each date, text message, and dollar amount you have. Report it to the Kentucky Attorney General consumer protection line, and to Bowling Green police if the cash is gone. Your bank may reverse a card charge if you call fast.
Start with the trade. Plumbers, electricians, and heat and air crews all carry state licences you can search online. Then call the city and ask whether a permit was pulled for your address. An honest builder hands you those numbers before you ask.
Almost always, yes. A price that low usually means no insurance, no permit fees, and no plan to come back and finish. Get three written quotes and drop the odd one out.
Pull the state licence search, ask the city about permits, and read reviews that do not sit on the company's own website. Ten minutes of checking now beats years of chasing a deposit that is already spent.
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