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Why Ask The Seal?

Many companies who claim to be licensed, insured and bonded are not.
Many companies who claim to perform criminal background checks on their employees do not.
If you hire an unlicensed company and an employee hurts themselves on your property or your property is damaged, your insurance company may deny the claim leaving you holding the bag.
You can be fined up to $5,000 for hiring an unlicensed contractor whether you knew it or not.
Many criminals use their employment to find their next victim.
Every day companies large and small introduce dangerous felons into unsuspecting consumers lives. Some are just ignorant to the dangers, others claim to do criminal background checks and don’t. Many consumers think they are safe as long as someone is home with them when the service person is there. In fact, many crimes are committed up to six months after the service call.

How is the Seal Different?

Ask the Seal.com is free to consumers.
Ask the Seal.com does not require you to enter any personal information such as your email address, phone number or credit card. If you choose to enter your information to have a company contact you, Ask the Seal.com will not contact you and will not sell your information.
Enter the service you are looking for and your zip code and be presented with names of prescreened companies in your area.
We are the only service of our kind we know that performs criminal and sex offender checks on not just the owner but also the employees who interact with your family. Ask the Seal.com actually performs the background checks rather than just taking someone’s word for it.
Ask the Seal.com is not a community rating site which can give you a false sense of security. A business owner cannot have their mother, brother and neighbor enter postings about what a great company they are and how terrible their competitors are. We invite you to enter feedback on the companies you use. Ask the Seal will take appropriate action based on these results.

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It is your responsibility to determine if a company needs a specific license for your specific job. Ask the Seal.com verifies and displays licenses. Here are some helpful links:

What services require a professional license:
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