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Public records on roofing company registrations, certifications, website age, citations, permits, hail history and more.

  • Registration
  • Certifications
  • OSHA
  • Permits
  • Complaints
  • Hail history

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By the numbers

  • 5,168 Companies indexed
  • 15% Multi-state companies
  • 85% Local companies
  • 30% State license indexed
  • 48% Certifications indexed
  • 41% Formation data indexed
  • 7,434 Permits indexed
  • 1,837 Violations indexed
  • 2,790 Hail events (12mo)

Counts will populate as the first public dataset is verified and released.

What we check

  • State licensing

    Active status, license type, classifications, and any disciplinary actions filed with the state licensing authority.

  • Business registration

    Secretary of State filings confirming the entity is active, its legal type, the state it formed in, and how long it has been registered.

  • Surety bonding

    The contractor’s surety bond amount and bond number on file with the state licensing authority, a financial backstop for certain claims.

  • Insurance coverage

    Workers’ compensation coverage status and policy expiration date, pulled from state licensing records wherever the state publishes it.

  • Manufacturer certifications

    Verified listings from roofing manufacturer credential directories such as GAF and Owens Corning, with the date each was last confirmed.

  • Inspections & violations

    Federal and state OSHA inspection history, including citations, monetary penalties, and the abatement status of any open violations.

  • Building permits

    Permits pulled in jurisdictions that publish open records, matched to the company by name and address.

  • Reviews & reputation

    A blended average of public Google, Yelp, and BBB ratings, alongside complaints on file with the BBB and state agencies.

  • Business longevity & address

    Years in business, website age, multi-state activity, and whether the listed address is a real, locatable place rather than a mailbox.

  • Website & social presence

    We check that the company’s website and social pages are live and current, flagging dead, parked, or abandoned links.

  • Service areas

    The cities and regions a company serves, based on its advertised service area and home location, mapped for quick reference.

  • Hail & storm history

    NOAA storm event records for the company’s service area, used as context for spotting storm-chasing and out-of-town solicitation patterns.

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    Source

    Records come from government agencies, regulators, and certified directories - never user submissions.

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    Verify

    Each record is matched to a company with a date stamp and a citation pointing back to the original source.

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    Publish

    Records are listed plainly. Companies can request corrections; corrections are noted on the record.