Building a Trustworthy Network: Our Contractor Screening Process

About Us

At Adviser1, we understand that the quality of our work depends on the professionals we collaborate with. Therefore, we are meticulous in selecting the contractors who join our network. We have implemented a rigorous screening process designed to ensure that every contractor meets our high standards. Here’s how we do it:

We only work with licensed contractors who comply with local and state regulations. This verification is crucial because it guarantees that the contractor has undergone the necessary training and adheres to industry standards.

We require all contractors to be insured. This protects both us and our clients from financial loss in case of accidents or damage during a project. It also demonstrates the contractor’s commitment to professionalism and accountability.

Where applicable, we assess contractors for any additional certifications they may hold. These certifications signify specialized training and expertise in specific areas, further ensuring the quality of work delivered.

We believe that past performance speaks volumes about future outcomes. Therefore, every contractor must provide positive customer references. We reach out to these references to gauge the contractor’s reliability, professionalism, and the quality of their work.

To ensure safety and reliability, we conduct thorough background checks on all contractors. This step helps us verify their history and integrity within the community.

Our Mission

To Prevent unscrupulous contractors from taking advantage of consumers. Providing consumers with resources to recognize red flags when hiring contractors, such as unusually low bids, lack of proper licensing and insurance, and demands for large upfront payments. Guiding consumers on how to choose a reliable contractor, including checking references, verifying licenses and insurance, and securing a detailed written contract outlining the scope of work, timeline, and payment schedule.

The difference between our contractors and the competition is that they earn the respect and trust with their hundreds of satisfied customers, instead of worrying about paying companies like the BBB, Angie's list, Google Reviews or HomeAdvisor for reviews.

Here is an example: This contractor used deceptive tactics to obtain home repair business, then performed “shoddy or incomplete” work and still has an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau.

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