Verify the business and the proposed work
- 1Business identity
- 2License / insurance checks
- 3Written scope / authorization
These stages organize questions and records; they do not determine safety, cause, insurance coverage or the required treatment.
Your verify the business and the proposed work checklist
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Verify the contracting identity
Ask for the legal business name and applicable Utah license information. Use DOPL’s license verification to check the record and ask about insurance for the proposed work. This website does not certify contractors or guarantee their work.
Define the assessment and authority
Confirm the address, service fit, availability and any charge before booking. Identify who may authorize work in a rented or shared building. Ask whether the first visit is only an assessment or may begin chargeable work.
Compare scope and responsibility
Ask who handles source repair, extraction, drying, disposal and rebuilding. Request exclusions and the approval process for additional work. Use the scope comparison guide to organize those answers.
Agree on records and communication
Identify the person who explains progress and provides completion notes. Keep authorizations, photographs and receipts. Ask how access will be managed and how adjoining occupied areas will be protected.
Connect the guidance to the service
Review water extraction before discussing the assessment. Confirm the business, address availability, charges and written scope directly.
Official resources
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