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Contractor Passport

Verify permission to do this job—not popularity.

Match the legal entity, exact license classification, local eligibility, insurance, permit holder and closeout promise before signing.

Facts, not rankings

HomeRulebook does not recommend or rank contractors. A checked box is your record of a fact you verified in the linked official system.

EVIDENCE REVIEWED2026-08-05Recheck official systems before signing.

City + trade requirements

Build the verification chain for hvac replacement in Denver.

Denver licenses or registers building and trade contractors by classification. A Colorado state license alone does not replace a required Denver credential.

Verify the Denver classification for the proposed scope and match the licensed company and supervisor or certificate holder to the permit.

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Denver contractor licensingDenver license or registration class and credential path
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Denver e-permitsContractor attached to permit, scope, inspections and status
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Colorado professional license verificationState-regulated electrical and plumbing credential lookup starting point

No automatic verification occurs on this page. Open the official records, save the result and record only what you can match. “Not applicable” requires an official source explaining why.

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Project-specific interview

Ask every bidder the same verification questions.

  1. Does the license classification cover the complete hvac replacement scope?
  2. Does the legal entity on the proposal exactly match the official license record?
  3. Is the responsible qualifier or certificate holder still connected to that entity?
  4. Who is the licensed mechanical/HVAC contractor and are gas or electrical sub-trades identified?
  5. Will the same entity appear on the application, permit, contract, invoices and final record?

Contract responsibility matrix

Put every handoff in writing.

ItemContract must nameEvidence to keep
Applications and feesPermit holder and payerSubmitted application and official receipt
InspectionsScheduler and site contactInspection results and correction notices
Corrections and revisionsResponsible party and cost ruleApproved revision and reinspection record
CloseoutWho obtains every finalFinal master/trade records before final payment
Build Permit Brief