When Cota & Cota was founded on May 1, 1941, Ken and Helen Cota ran the business out of one of the first 24-hour gas stations in Vermont. They started out with two trucks to deliver kerosene or "range oil" as it was called in those days. Customers paid eight cents per gallon. Hard work and perseverance paid off, and in 1953 they expanded the business to include an office at 4 Green St. in Bellows Falls, VT. Now, over 75 years and three generations later, Cota & Cota is at the forefront of the heating industry. As we keep up with market trends, and stay on top of cutting edge technology, we will never forget our roots or the belief system our company was founded on. We are proud of our Vermont heritage and the effort we have put forth to gain your trust in us. We are committed to give our customers the best service in the industry, hands down.
When Cota & Cota was founded on May 1, 1941, Ken and Helen Cota ran the business out of one of the first 24-hour gas stations in Vermont. They started out with two trucks to deliver kerosene or "range oil" as it was called in those days. Customers paid eight cents per gallon. Hard work and perseverance paid off, and in 1953 they expanded the business to include an office at 4 Green St. in Bellows Falls, VT. Now, over 75 years and three generations later, Cota & Cota is at the forefront of the heating industry. As we keep up with market trends, and stay on top of cutting edge technology, we will never forget our roots or the belief system our company was founded on. We are proud of our Vermont heritage and the effort we have put forth to gain your trust in us. We are committed to give our customers the best service in the industry, hands down.
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The State of Vermont does not require home improvement contractors to obtain licenses. To ensure the protection and property's safety, homeowners must discuss their projects with their regional office permit specialist.
2015 IBC, the 2012 IPC, and the 2017 NEC are in effect in Vermont and there is not a statewide building code adopted in the state for any single family home improvements to be performed.