"TaDow found that my contractor's insurance had lapsed three months ago. I had no idea. They saved me from a potentially devastating situation."
Know Who You're Hiring Before You Sign
Don't gamble on a contractor. TaDow's vetting process checks licenses, verifies insurance, validates references, and uncovers red flags, so you hire with confidence.
Homeowners Get Burned by Unvetted Contractors Every Day
Every year, thousands of homeowners lose money, sometimes tens of thousands, because they hired a contractor without proper vetting. Fake licenses, lapsed insurance, fabricated references, and hidden legal problems are more common than you think.
The average homeowner doesn't know what to check, where to look, or what questions to ask. By the time problems surface, contracts are signed and deposits are paid.
Key Risks
- Over 70% of contractor complaints involve unlicensed or underinsured workers
- Homeowners lose an estimated $50 billion annually to contractor fraud
- Most contractor disputes could be avoided with proper upfront screening
- State licensing boards revoke hundreds of contractor licenses each year
Why DIY Vetting Doesn't Work
What You Get with Professional Contractor Vetting
License Verification
We verify active contractor licenses with state and local licensing boards, confirming the license is valid, current, and in good standing.
Insurance Validation
We confirm general liability and workers' compensation insurance coverage, ensuring you're protected if something goes wrong on your property.
Reference Checks
We contact past clients directly, ask detailed questions about work quality, timeline adherence, communication, and problem resolution.
Background Screening
We check for liens, lawsuits, bankruptcy filings, and disciplinary actions that could indicate reliability or financial problems.
Red Flag Detection
Our systematic process identifies warning signs that most homeowners miss, from pricing anomalies to contract irregularities.
Written Report
You receive a clear, written assessment with our recommendation, helping you make an informed hiring decision.
How Contractor Vetting Works
Share Contractor Info
Provide the contractor's name, license number, business details, and the scope of your project.
We Investigate
Our team verifies licenses, checks insurance, reviews references, screens for legal issues, and evaluates credentials.
Receive Your Report
Get a clear written assessment with our findings, risk evaluation, and hiring recommendation.
Contractor Vetting Pricing
Transparent pricing with no hidden fees. Choose the level of support that fits your project.
Basic Vetting
- License verification
- Insurance validation
- Business registration check
- Written summary report
Comprehensive Vetting
- Everything in Basic
- 3+ reference checks
- Lien and lawsuit search
- Disciplinary action check
- Detailed written report
- Hiring recommendation
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Comprehensive homeowner protection and guidance for every stage of your project.
What Our Clients Say
"I was about to hire a contractor with two unresolved liens. The vetting report was thorough and gave me the confidence to find someone better."
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does contractor vetting take?
Basic vetting typically takes 2-3 business days. Comprehensive vetting with reference checks takes 5-7 business days, depending on reference availability.
What if a contractor doesn't have a license?
We'll verify whether a license is required for your project type and location. If it is and the contractor is unlicensed, we'll flag this as a significant risk and recommend alternatives.
Can you vet multiple contractors for comparison?
Yes. We can vet multiple contractors and provide comparative reports so you can make the best hiring decision for your project.
What information do I need to provide?
We need the contractor's business name, license number (if available), contact information, and a brief description of your project. We handle the rest.
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