What “Safer Pros Verified” means

Verification should be visible, specific and current.

Safer Pros reviews relevant information using available records, documentation and third-party sources. The checks that apply depend on the trade, legal requirements and type of work.

The review framework

Information considered during provider evaluation.

Identity and background

Identity information and background-screening results may be reviewed through an approved third-party process.

Business information

Legal business name, contact information, trade categories and service territory are documented.

Licensing where required

Relevant trade-license information is reviewed when a license is legally required for the represented work.

Insurance documentation

Current insurance evidence may be reviewed with effective and expiration dates recorded.

Experience and public information

References, representative work, public reviews and complaint information may inform network evaluation.

Renewal and status

Verification is time-sensitive. Status should identify what was reviewed and when.

Important limitations

Verification improves transparency. It does not eliminate risk.

A review reflects information available at a particular time. It cannot guarantee future conduct, availability, pricing, quality, workmanship, code compliance or project outcome.

Before hiring, customers should review the provider’s current credentials, written proposal, contract, references, pricing, warranty terms and insurance applicable to the project. When permits or specialized licenses may be required, confirm those requirements with the appropriate local authority.

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