Read this before you hand money to anyone working under this name in Florence. State records turn up nothing for Thaddeus Major (@thadmajor) or MC Construction. No number, no registration, no bond.
Get My Florence QuoteHiring someone who never held a license does not leave you with nothing. Boone County small claims court lets you sue for the money you lost, and you can file the papers without a lawyer. The county building office can flag a job that was done with no permit pulled. The Kentucky Attorney General takes consumer complaints online. Save every text, invoice, and photo of the site, because that pile of paper is what wins. A lot of the Florence trouble on this page began as ordinary repair work.
Watch the deposit. A real licensed crew in Kentucky almost never asks for half the job in cash on day one. When someone wants cash up front, offers no written contract, and cannot hand you a license number, stop right there. Ask for the number, then go check it yourself before you agree to a single thing.
Parts of Florence where homeowners have reported trouble:

Cabinets ripped out, then weeks of silence and no crew on site.
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New tile set over soft, rotted wood hides the damage for a season.
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Small jobs are where the cash deposit gets asked for. Get it in writing.
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Kentucky makes plumbers carry a card. Ask to see it before day one.
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A thin pour with no rebar splits open by the second Kentucky winter.
Learn more →Ask for the license number and the exact name it is filed under. Call the state board or the Boone County building office and confirm it yourself. If nothing comes back, you have your answer.
Put your refund demand in writing and keep a copy. If the money does not come back, file in Boone County small claims court. Bring your texts, your bank record, and photos of the site.
Report it to the Kentucky Attorney General consumer protection office and to the local building department. Write down dates and dollar amounts. That record helps the next family in Florence.
Do not send a deposit until the number checks out with the state. Ask for it, confirm it, and get the whole job written down first.
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