ContractorLicenseAdAudit: what your contractor page shows about licensing and claims

Enter a contractor home, service or storm-damage landing page. We read the served page and report what we observe: a contractor license number and a link to the state license lookup, an insured or bonded statement, offers to pay or waive insurance deductibles or to handle insurance claims, EPA Section 608 or lead-safe credentials, tax-credit claims and whether they carry an eligibility caveat, and contractor structured data. Each observation cites the rule it relates to.

Automated observations of the publicly served HTML of one page (numbers in images or added later by JavaScript may not be seen). License numbers are not checked against state records. Context: state contractor-advertising laws (for example Cal. Bus. & Prof. Code 7030.5 and Fla. Stat. 489.119(5)(b), which require the license number in advertising), Tex. Ins. Code ch. 707 and Fla. Stat. 489.147 (deductible rebates and roofing solicitation), state public-adjuster licensing laws, EPA Section 608 technician certification (40 CFR 82.161) and Lead RRP firm certification (40 CFR 745.89); rules differ by state and trade. Not legal advice and not a compliance certification.