Yes. Every installer in our network must hold a current state plumber's or contractor's license (where required), current liability insurance, and workers' compensation coverage. We re-verify these credentials annually.
Water filtration involves cutting into your home's main water line. A botched job can cause catastrophic water damage. That is why proper licensing and high liability insurance minimums are non-negotiable for our network.
Installers must also hold WQA or equivalent water quality credentials, proving they understand water chemistry, not just pipe fitting.
A contractor who fails to maintain their license, insurance, or professional conduct is removed from the network.
We match you with the right partner. They send a free quote and a plain-English report. You decide what to do next.
The Water Quality Association (WQA) provides independent, professional certification for water treatment installers. It ensures the installer understands water chemistry, proper sizing of filtration equipment, and local plumbing codes. Every installer we route to must hold a current WQA or equivalent credential.
Tell us immediately. We will investigate within 5 business days, route you to a different professional, and remove contractors from the network for confirmed quality or conduct issues. You are never locked in.