Credentials

Proof Charles is legitimate before you invite him onto the property.

Three documents, one quick visit. Charles brings the license, the insurance certificate, and a short list of trade references to the estimate walk so you can verify everything on the spot — no email back-and-forth, no “trust me.”

What you should see

Three documents. One visit.

Each card below shows one piece of documentation. The fields are placeholders until Charles drops in his real license number, carrier, and references — at which point this page becomes the at-a-glance proof he hands every new homeowner.

License
Confirms Charles is licensed to do this work in Tennessee.
License #[add license #]
Issued by[add issuing authority]
Verify online[verify URL]
Insurance
Protects your property if something goes wrong on the job.
Carrier[add carrier]
Policy type[add policy type]
Coverage[add coverage line]

Certificate available on request.

Trade references
Past clients and partner trades Charles has worked alongside.
  1. [Reference #1]

    [Trade or relationship]

    [Phone or email]

  2. [Reference #2]

    [Trade or relationship]

    [Phone or email]

  3. [Reference #3]

    [Trade or relationship]

    [Phone or email]

Ready when you are

Send the short version — Charles handles the rest.

A name, a job type, the address, and a sentence or two about what needs doing is enough to schedule the walk. He'll bring the credentials above with him.