Is your sub legit?
Check a contractor’s registration, bond and insurance against the state’s own records before they set foot on your job. Free. Washington is live today; every other state links straight to its own board.
Stop checking subs one at a time
SubSub re-checks every sub's license every night and watches their insurance expiry for you, so a lapsed certificate never reaches a job site.
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Questions
How do I check if a contractor is licensed?
Look the registration up on the state's own licensing board. In Washington, SubSub checks L&I's public records for you, including the bond and the insurance on file. For every other state, the state page here names the board and links its lookup.
Is this contractor license check free?
Yes. The records are the state's public data. The full record appears once you enter an email address.