General contractors, developers, property managers, and homeowners should be able to confirm who they are hiring before work starts. License information, insurance details, and written-scope expectations are listed here.
License requirements depend on the project scope, value, and location. Check that the contracting name, license type, and authorized scope match the work you are hiring for. The state record identifies the license holder.
Insurance matters whether the work is residential, commercial, or part of a larger jobsite. Ask for a current certificate of insurance before work begins.
A verbal number is not enough. Make sure the scope, assumptions, exclusions, schedule, finish expectations, and price are documented before anyone starts the work.
Verification note: License information was checked against the state record on September 29, 2026. The state license lookup does not verify insurance coverage. Request a current certificate of insurance from 865 Titan Concrete LLC and confirm the named insured and coverage with the insurer before work begins.
Submit project details and the owner will personally review your inquiry. Written scope and bid assumptions come before work begins.