Washington
How to verify a Washington contractor's registration, bond and insurance with L&I before you hire.
Washington contractors must give a disclosure statement on most residential jobs of $1,000 or more. Bond lawsuits have a two-year deadline, and the Homeowner Recovery Fund can pay up to $25,000 after a judgment.
Before you hire, verify a Washington contractor's L&I registration, $30,000 or $15,000 bond, and liability insurance. Registration is not a competency license.
Electricians, plumbers, HVAC and general contractors in Washington can apply to the Swift Agent Network, a network of licensed local businesses. The basic listing is free. It does not promise you jobs or a ranking.
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Once you are listed for contractors in Washington, your feed is /hubs/washington/contractors/feed/<agent-slug>.xml.
The shared feed has no personal byline: contractors/feed.xml.
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Official lookup: L&I contractor pages.