Home Repair Contractor Verification System™
Verify the contractor and the project before money starts moving—identity, license, insurance, complaints, bids, scope, permits, changes, payments, and closeout.
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Make contractor selection a verification process, not a trust exercise.
Confirm who is doing the work, compare scope on equal terms, assign permit and insurance responsibilities, and tie payments to documented milestones.
Confirm the business behind the bid.
Check identity, license status where applicable, insurance, bond information, address history, complaints, and references.
Make bids comparable before choosing.
Normalize scope, materials, allowances, exclusions, timeline, warranty, permits, and payment terms instead of comparing only totals.
Keep the project documented after signing.
Use written scope, change orders, milestone evidence, payment records, inspections, and closeout documents to preserve control.
A homeowner verification system from first bid to final closeout.
Risk, license, and insurance verification
Map the project risk and verify contractor identity, licensing where applicable, insurance, bond information, and complaint history.
Bid, scope, and permit control
Compare bids on normalized scope, document the contract, assign permit responsibility, and define how changes are approved.
Payment, change-order, and closeout controls
Tie money to documented milestones, preserve change records, verify completion evidence, and close the project with a complete file.
A verification system does not replace local licensing, permit, or legal requirements.
Contractor licensing, insurance, lien, permit, deposit, cancellation, and home-improvement contract rules vary by jurisdiction. Verify current local requirements before work begins.
Verify. Compare. Contract. Document.
Run the contractor verification before the deposit, normalize competing bids, lock the written scope and change process, then preserve milestone and closeout evidence through the final payment.
