Licenses and insurance
Licenses, insurance and agreements
What the studio is registered for and insured for, with a lookup link wherever the state offers one. Ask for any certificate and we will send it.
State registration and license
Home Improvement ContractorVerify
CT HIC. 000000 · Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection
Required in Connecticut for residential renovation work
ArchitectVerify
CT ARC. 000000 · Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection
Signs and seals design drawings where state law requires it
Lead-Safe Certified Firm (RRP)
US Certificate 000000 · U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Certified to renovate homes built before 1978 with lead-safe work practices
Lead-safe work
EPA Lead-Safe Certified Firm
For work on homes built before 1978: certified firm, trained renovators and lead-safe work practices.
Insurance
General liability and workers' compensation
Certificates go to you, or to your lender, before work starts
The two agreements
What each agreement says
Both agreements are written in plain words, and both are yours to read with a lawyer before you sign. Neither one commits you to the other.
The design agreement
The scope of design, the fee, the schedule for drawings, what you receive and how you may use it.
The build agreement
The price and its scope, allowances, the schedule, how changes are written, payment stages and what we repair after handover.
Next step
Want to see an agreement before you decide?
Ask for a sample of either one at your first conversation.