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Council grants door-to-door solicitation license to Power Home Remodeling applicant
Summary
The council granted a door-to-door solicitation (solicitous) license to an applicant representing Power Home Remodeling after the applicant described the company—s operations and provided insurance documentation.
Exeter Town Council voted to grant a solicitation license to a representative of Power Home Remodeling, who appeared at the meeting to describe the company—s door‑to‑door exterior home improvement business and to confirm insurance coverage.
Applicant Robert O'Neil (presenting for Power Home Remodeling) told the council the company offers roofing, windows and siding, plus gutters, doors, and attic insulation, and operates in multiple New England territories. He said the company conducts in‑person visits and provides free estimates. The applicant noted the company—s certificate of insurance had been brought to the town offices earlier in the season.
Council members asked about how long soliciting teams would be in town; the applicant estimated up to a week to 10 days of work in shifts with a small crew. Council members who had reviewed the application indicated no further concerns, and a motion to grant the solicitation license to Robert O'Neil was made and seconded and carried.
The license approval was handled as a routine new‑business item; no supplemental conditions were recorded in the meeting minutes other than the applicant—s representation that required insurance documents were on file.
