What appears in the Client Database?

The Client Database lists approved public client, homeowner, property owner, customer, and business profiles by state and city. Profiles are published only after moderation and show cautious contractor-submitted report context, client response information, and public-safe rating factors.

Does the Client Database show private client contact information?

No. Public directory and profile pages should not display raw phone numbers, email addresses, street addresses, raw evidence files, internal notes, pending reports, or rejected reports.

How should contractors use Client Database pages?

Contractors should use directory pages as one intake signal before accepting work, then combine profile context with contracts, deposits, change-order controls, project documentation, and their own business judgment.

Client Database

Search the Client Database before you take the job.

Look up approved public client profiles by name, business, city, or state. Public pages show moderated context only, with private identifiers and raw evidence kept sealed.

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Public profiles

Approved reports

States

Approved profile links only

No raw contact identifiers

Evidence summarized safely

Client response paths included

Search clients

Run a client check by name, business, or market.

Use the Client Database before quotes, scheduling, material orders, contract terms, deposits, or payment milestones. Searches use approved public records and private-safe matching.

Name or businessState

Search clients

Look up approved public records by identity, market, or private-match intent.

Browse by location

Use state and city directories when you are researching a local market.

Understand the record

Review rating context, evidence labels, response paths, and positive or concern history.

Database proof

Public profiles

Approved reports

State directories

Public profiles never show raw phone numbers, emails, street addresses, raw evidence files, pending reports, rejected reports, or internal notes.

Client Database authority

The Client Database is built for pre-job client screening.

Use it to understand approved public profile context before you quote, schedule, order materials, send contract terms, or extend payment windows. The record is one business-intake signal, not a guarantee or legal finding.

Profiles

Reports

Coverage

Public signals

Client Bureau Context Rating and confidence label
Approved positive and concern report mix
Evidence-on-file and response/dispute indicators
Private evidence indicators

How records should be read

Approved public reports are moderated summaries of reported experiences.
Positive experiences and resolved context matter alongside payment issues.
Private identifiers, raw files, pending reports, rejected reports, and admin notes are not public.

Search the Client Database

Run a private-safe client check by name, business, city, or state.

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Browse recent reports

Review recently approved public report summaries and profile links.

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Understand client ratings

See how Client Bureau presents client context and confidence carefully.

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Respond or correct a record

Clients can submit a response, dispute, correction, or resolution update.

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Florida

7 public profiles / 8 approved reports

Open state

Geneva1 Orlando5 Winter Springs1

Approved public profiles

How to read a public Client Database record

Each profile is a moderated intake signal. Use it to understand approved public context before scheduling crews, ordering materials, sending contract terms, or extending payment terms.

Use this page as one intake signal before scheduling crews, ordering materials, accepting custom work, extending payment terms, or sending an agreement packet. A public profile should support a careful business decision; it should not replace contracts, deposits, documentation, or direct professional judgment.

Moderated summaries onlyProfiles are based on approved reported experiences and should be read as business-context records, not broad accusations or guarantees.

Private matching stays privateSearches may use private identifiers, but public pages do not show raw emails, phones, street addresses, evidence files, or internal notes.

Response and resolution contextApproved responses, disputes, corrections, positive reports, and resolution updates help keep the record balanced and useful.

Search the Client Database before you take the job.

Run a client check by name, business, or market.

The Client Database is built for pre-job client screening.

Public signals

How records should be read

Florida

Recently updated approved profiles

Kyle Hoofnagle

Mary Peoples

Melissa Allam

Lauren Mole Sherman

Cheryl Fougerousse

Rian Hazko

Diego Lozano

How to read a public Client Database record