Thread: Interior designers and the economic freedoms YOU'VE lost.

Originally Posted by SmokenScion

Gov't housing projects being Test houses/Cert house. Bam! two problems fixed!

Oh...........you insensitive sob



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Originally Posted by SmokenScion

how so?

LOL was joking

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Originally Posted by SpecOpsScott

No ones rights are being denied here. If this Damon Root chap had the slightest hint of what a professional interior designer does, and the the damage that can be cause by one that is not trained in all aspects of the trade, he might change his tune. Perhaps he would like an unlicensed HVAC tech to clean his furnace, im sure he would be so proud of that techs economic rights as he lay recovering from CO poisoning in the hospital. Not to say that an unlicensed worker is and unskilled worker, but the license insures that the person you hire has met some degree of standards for the industry.

And we are not talking about interior decorators here, but designers that are instrumental in not only cosmetic but also structural changes to homes and businesses.

Licensing of this and many other occupations, as much as it may seem a money grab by the state, are there to protect the people that utilize the skills of said trademan/woman.

Actually in florida this isnt true. Most licenses the only requirement is you can fill out the form and pay the fee. In construction the only exceptions i can think of are electricians, plumbers, roofers, and general contractors.