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StumbleGroup warns of unlicensed paving company in Summerlin
Monday, April 4, 2005 | 11:04 a.m.
The Nevada State Contractors Board is warning residents of Southern Nevada that unlicensed traveling paving companies have been soliciting business in the Summerlin area. The group has been canvassing neighborhoods, operating under the name Public Paving and offering to perform paving jobs to "keep down the dust."
Residents approached by people in white vans displaying the name Public Paving with Michigan license plates are asked to call the Contractors Board's special investigations unit immediately at 486-1160.
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