Verify My Contractor
Florida License Lookup
About
Verify Florida contractors before hiring. Quickly check licenses, scan quotes, and understand job requirements. Avoid issues with unlicensed work and gain peace of mind.
What's New in Verify My Contractor
1.0
August 27, 2026
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FAQ
What can Verify My Contractor do?
Verify My Contractor allows you to check Florida contractor licenses, scan quotes for important details, save a list of contractors you're considering, and understand what licenses or permits are typically needed for various home improvement jobs.
How does Verify My Contractor check licenses?
It accesses Florida's public DBPR records to look up contractor licenses by name, business name, or license number. You can see if a license is active, what it covers, and who holds it.
Can I use Verify My Contractor for any state?
Currently, Verify My Contractor is for Florida only. The developers plan to add more states in the future.
Is Verify My Contractor affiliated with the Florida DBPR?
No, Verify My Contractor is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation, Sunbiz, or any other state agency.
How up-to-date are the license records?
The records come from public sources, and how current they are varies by source. For critical decisions, it's recommended to confirm directly with DBPR, Sunbiz, and your local building department.
Does Verify My Contractor offer legal advice?
No, Verify My Contractor provides guidance only and does not offer legal advice. Always confirm details directly with relevant authorities before hiring or paying.
What kind of jobs can I check licensing needs for?
You can look up job types such as water heater installation, roofing, AC work, electrical panel upgrades, window replacements, and more to see what usually applies in Florida.
What does 'licensed and insured' mean according to the app?
The app provides plain-English guides that explain important terms for homeowners, including what 'licensed and insured' truly means in the context of construction and hiring contractors.