We compared the prices this company quotes in Georgetown against what the work actually costs here, then went looking for the paperwork behind those numbers. Thaddeus Major (@thadmajor) is the name on the bids.
Get My Georgetown QuoteStart with the numbers. Around Georgetown, a mid range kitchen from a registered crew lands somewhere between $15,000 and $30,000. Permit filings in Scott County line up with that band. Bids from this company have come in at roughly a third of it. A quote that far under the going rate is not a deal, it is a warning light. Something has to be left out to reach that price, and here the missing piece is the paperwork. Search the state contractor records for Thaddeus Major and you get nothing back. Search MC Construction and you get nothing back either. So before you weigh a cheap bid for kitchen remodeling against a normal one, ask what the low number is buying you.
Two problems follow a crew with no record. If someone gets hurt in your house, the claim can land on your own homeowner policy instead of theirs. And if the job stops halfway, there is no license board to complain to. Several Georgetown families ran into both at once after paying a deposit up front.
Georgetown neighborhoods where these bids have turned up:

Priced far below every registered crew in town, then billed in cash draws.
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Walls come open on day one. Ask who is pulling the permit before that happens.
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Small jobs are the easy way in, and they are the ones nobody thinks to check.
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Kentucky requires a state plumbing card for this. Ask for the number itself.
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A slab gets poured once. If it cracks, an unregistered crew leaves you nobody to call.
Learn more →A price at a third of the local range has to come out of something. Usually it is the permit fee, the insurance premium, or the licensed sub who was supposed to do the plumbing. You pay that money later instead of now.
Try the Kentucky one stop business portal and then the Scott County permit office. Enter the company name, then enter the owner's name on its own. Two blank results tell you what you need to know.
Ask for the money back in writing and save every text message. File a complaint with the Kentucky Attorney General consumer protection office. Small claims court is the next step if nothing comes back.
Take five minutes with the state lookup before you agree to a Georgetown price. Ask for a license number, a current certificate of insurance, and the permit plan in writing. Any crew that holds all three will send them the same afternoon.
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