Contractor Network Requirements
THE RENOVA NET connects qualified homeowner project requests with independent contractors in its network. Contractors seeking to receive project opportunities through THE RENOVA NET are expected to provide applicable licensing, insurance, business, and professional information during the network onboarding process.
Licensing & Credentials
Contractors participating in the THE RENOVA NET network are responsible for maintaining all licenses, registrations, permits, and other credentials required for the work they perform and for the locations in which they operate.
- Florida Contractor Licensing: Contractors must hold the appropriate active license or authorization required for the services they offer, when licensing is required by Florida law.
- Scope of Work: The contractor is responsible for ensuring that its license and qualifications cover the specific work it undertakes.
- Specialty Trades: Plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and other regulated specialty work must be performed by appropriately licensed or otherwise legally authorized professionals where required.
Contractors are responsible for complying with all applicable federal, state, county, and municipal licensing, permitting, building-code, and professional requirements. THE RENOVA NET does not issue contractor licenses or determine the legal scope of a contractor's license.
Insurance Information
- General Liability Contractors may be required to maintain appropriate commercial general liability coverage based on their business activities and THE RENOVA NET network requirements.
- Workers' Compensation Contractors are responsible for maintaining workers' compensation coverage or any legally available exemption, as applicable to their business.
- Additional Coverage Contractors may need additional insurance coverage depending on their operations, employees, vehicles, trade, project type, or other applicable requirements.
Network Onboarding
THE RENOVA NET may request business and professional information from contractors before making project opportunities available through the network. The information requested may include licensing, insurance, service areas, project specialties, business details, and other information relevant to network participation.
- Submit business and professional information through the Contractor Portal.
- Provide applicable licensing and credential information for the services offered.
- Provide current insurance information when requested as part of network onboarding or participation.
- Keep submitted business, licensing, insurance, and contact information current and notify THE RENOVA NET of material changes.
Understanding THE RENOVA NET's Role
THE RENOVA NET operates as a lead generation, qualification, matching, and referral service. THE RENOVA NET does not perform remodeling or construction work and does not provide construction estimates or enter into construction contracts with homeowners on behalf of network contractors.
When a homeowner project is matched or referred to a contractor, the contractor is responsible for communicating directly with the homeowner, evaluating the project, preparing any estimate or proposal, negotiating the scope and price, entering into any agreement, obtaining required permits, performing the work, and fulfilling its legal and contractual obligations.
Participation in the THE RENOVA NET network does not constitute a guarantee, warranty, endorsement, or representation by THE RENOVA NET regarding a contractor's workmanship, pricing, availability, licensing status, insurance coverage, financial condition, or performance. Homeowners should independently review and contract directly with the contractor they choose.