A person at TrenchlessRepair.com does every check, and we redo them every 12 months.
We talked with the owner about the trenchless work they really do.
Their contractor license is active and in the company's name. We looked it up with the state.
They carry at least $1 million in liability insurance, and we have the certificate.
They own the lining, bursting and camera equipment, so they aren't renting it for your job.
The crew that shows up at your house works for the company you hired, not a subcontractor.
Their reviews are solid (4 stars or better across 10+) and there are no open complaints against them.
A person at TrenchlessRepair.com checked six things about the company: an owner interview, an active contractor license, at least $1 million in liability insurance, that it owns its trenchless equipment, that it does its own trenchless work, and its public reviews and complaint record.
No. Verified means the company passed our checks when we reviewed it. It isn't a warranty on any job. Always get a written estimate, and ask what warranty the company gives on the liner or new pipe.
Not necessarily. Many good companies simply haven't applied yet. The badge tells you we checked; without it, do the checks yourself: look up the license with your state board and ask for a certificate of insurance.
We re-check every company every 12 months, ask for the insurance renewal when a policy renews, and remove the badge if a license or policy lapses.
Verification is included with our Enhanced and Pro listings; there is no separate fee. Paying never skips the checks: a company that doesn't pass doesn't get the badge.
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