License & compliance
Florida license records and available regulatory history.
Know who you’re hiring
Check your Florida
contractor before
you hire.
Review Florida license records, Sunbiz business filings, available insurance information, and public feedback in one clear report.
Homeowner reports are free right now.
Have a quote? Check its business name and licenseA clearer picture. Before you commit.
Business records
Registration, company details, and filing status.
Insurance information
Available workers’ compensation records and submitted coverage documents.
Customer feedback
Ratings and public reviews with source context.
How it works
From a name to a more informed decision.
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Find your contractor
Start with the company you’re considering.
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Tell us about your project
Add the details that help shape your report.
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Receive your report
Read the findings and check each source in context.
Information with context
Official records. Clear sources. One report.
Florida license records, business registration, available coverage information, and public reviews—presented with dates and context so you can make your own decision.
Before you hire
How to check a Florida contractor license
Confirm the license with Florida DBPR, match the business name to its Sunbiz filing, and ask for current insurance documents. Our step-by-step guide explains what each record can tell you.
Read the Florida contractor verification guideBefore your first report
Florida contractor research: common questions
Is My Contractor Report free?
Homeowner reports are currently free. The optional contractor business portal is a separate service with its own pricing.
How do I check a contractor’s license in Florida?
Ask for the license number and check it with Florida DBPR. Compare the license holder, business name, status, and classification with your quote. Our Florida contractor verification guide explains the next checks.
Does an active Sunbiz filing mean a contractor is licensed?
A Sunbiz filing records a business registration. A contractor license is a separate record. Match the business first, then review the applicable license and project requirements.
What information does a report include?
The report brings together licensing, business filings, available insurance information, and public feedback. Availability varies by company and source. Read the dates, source links, and any information that could not be confirmed.
What happens after I find the company?
Select the matching filing and enter your email. Confirm your email using the sign-in link in the same browser, then submit your saved request. We’ll email an update when your report is ready.
Does a report guarantee the contractor’s work or insurance?
A report supports your research. It does not guarantee workmanship or current insurance coverage. Confirm time-sensitive details with the issuing source and ask the contractor’s insurance professional about coverage for your project.