LicenseWatch
Contractor license monitoring · 6 states

Know before a contractor's license lapses

Send us the license numbers of the subcontractors and vendors you hire. Every week we check them against state licensing files and email you what's expiring, lapsed or changed.

Your list
Licenses you hire, in 6 states
Schedule
Report every Monday
Delivered as
Email + spreadsheet

Choose your planSee sample data

license-report.csvMonday report
BusinessExpiresNeeds attention
Bill R••• E••• C•••Oct 21, 2026Expires in 14 days
H & E H••• I•••Aug 31, 2028No issues
1st A••• Nw I•••Feb 24, 2028Insurance on file ends Oct 14, 2026
Express R••• I•••Nov 4, 2026Expires in 28 days; Bond on file ends Nov 4, 2026
St. C••• N••• Y••• I•••Feb 28, 2023Expired Feb 28, 2023
An example report. License numbers and names are partly hidden here.

356,000 active licenses in six states

The license types we check, straight from each agency's own file. We pull every file once a week.

StateAgencyLicense typesActiveExpiryStatusBondInsurance
TexasTDLRElectrical, A/C, sign, appliance and elevator contractors; mold, solar, tow and vehicle storage companies; boiler inspection agencies39,500✓✓—✓ tow and storage
FloridaDBPRCertified and registered construction contractors (general, building, residential, roofing, A/C, plumbing, pool, specialty) and electrical and alarm contractors113,768✓✓——
WashingtonL&IConstruction, electrical, plumbing and elevator contractor registrations76,100✓✓✓✓
OregonCCBResidential and commercial contractor licenses45,688✓✓✓✓
New York CityDCWPBusiness licenses, including home improvement contractors, tow companies, garages and parking lots, and self-storage36,041✓✓——
ConnecticutDCPHome improvement, new home, major, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, fire protection and other contractor credentials45,394✓✓——
TexasTDLR · 39,500 active

Electrical, A/C, sign, appliance and elevator contractors; mold, solar, tow and vehicle storage companies; boiler inspection agencies

Expiry ✓ · Status ✓ · Bond — · Insurance ✓ tow and storage

FloridaDBPR · 113,768 active

Certified and registered construction contractors (general, building, residential, roofing, A/C, plumbing, pool, specialty) and electrical and alarm contractors

Expiry ✓ · Status ✓ · Bond — · Insurance —

WashingtonL&I · 76,100 active

Construction, electrical, plumbing and elevator contractor registrations

Expiry ✓ · Status ✓ · Bond ✓ · Insurance ✓

OregonCCB · 45,688 active

Residential and commercial contractor licenses

Expiry ✓ · Status ✓ · Bond ✓ · Insurance ✓

New York CityDCWP · 36,041 active

Business licenses, including home improvement contractors, tow companies, garages and parking lots, and self-storage

Expiry ✓ · Status ✓ · Bond — · Insurance —

ConnecticutDCP · 45,394 active

Home improvement, new home, major, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, fire protection and other contractor credentials

Expiry ✓ · Status ✓ · Bond — · Insurance —

Sample: a weekly report

Real licenses from this week's state files, names shortened. Your report lists only the licenses you send us.

StateLicenseBusinessTypeStatusExpiresNeeds attention
TX17•••Bill R••• E••• C•••Electrical ContractorActiveOct 21, 2026Expires in 14 days
FLCBC006•••H & E H••• I•••Certified Building ContractorCurrent, activeAug 31, 2028No issues
WA1STAVAN78•••1st A••• Nw I•••Construction Contractor (General)ActiveFeb 24, 2028Insurance on file ends Oct 14, 2026
OR100•••Express R••• I•••Residential General ContractorActiveNov 4, 2026Expires in 28 days; Bond on file ends Nov 4, 2026
NYC0673495-•••St. C••• N••• Y••• I•••Home Improvement ContractorExpiredFeb 28, 2023Expired Feb 28, 2023
TX0066350•••Mad D••• T••• & T•••Tow CompanyActive—Insurance on file ends Oct 14, 2026
WA1CROWCF84•••1 C••• F••• L•••Construction Contractor (General)SuspendedDec 17, 2026Not active: Suspended

Choose your plan

Priced by how many licenses you watch. Every state included.

1How many licenses will you watch?Change plans anytime
2Which states? (optional)Numbers without a state are checked here first

Reports go to the email you enter at checkout. Send your list with the link in your welcome email; your first summary arrives within the hour, then every Monday. By purchasing you agree to the Terms and Data Use Policy. Already a customer? Manage or cancel.

Straight from public recordsEvery row comes from a government source we name, with the date we pulled it. We don't scrape personal details from elsewhere.
No contractsSubscriptions are month to month and cancel anytime in the customer portal. One-time reports never renew.
One price for everyoneThe price on this page is the price. No sales calls and no quotes.
We never sell your informationYour name, email and what you subscribe to stay with us.

Questions

Can't find what you need? Email support@sabrsoftware.com — a person answers.

Where the data comes from

Texas TDLR, Florida DBPR, Washington L&I, Oregon CCB, NYC DCWP and Connecticut DCP.

What do you check?

For each license: whether it's active, its expiry date and its status (suspended, revoked, inactive). In Washington and Oregon we also check the bond and liability insurance on file with the state; in Texas, the insurance on file for tow companies and vehicle storage facilities.

When do I hear from you?

Every Monday, even when nothing changed, so you have a dated record. Licenses expiring within 60 days, anything no longer active and any bond or insurance ending within 30 days are listed at the top.

How do I send my list?

Your welcome email has a private link. Paste lines like TX, 12345 or FL, CGC1512345, or upload a CSV. Use the same link to change your list any time.

Which licenses are covered?

Contractor and business licenses in Texas (TDLR), Florida (DBPR construction and electrical), Washington (L&I), Oregon (CCB), New York City (DCWP) and Connecticut (DCP). The table above lists the types.

How current is it?

We pull each state's file every week. Most agencies update their files daily; New York City updates less often. Every report shows each file's date.

More questions (4)
Can I watch my employees' licenses?

No. License Watch is for the businesses you hire or buy from. It isn't a consumer reporting agency and can't be used to screen employees or for any decision about an individual's employment, credit, insurance or housing.

Is this a replacement for collecting certificates of insurance?

No. We report what the state has on file. Keep collecting certificates where your contracts require them.

What if a number doesn't match?

Your summary lists every line we couldn't match and why. Fix it and send the corrected lines with your link.

How do I cancel?

Anytime, from the customer portal link in every email. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the month you've paid for.

Where should we send your reports?

  1. Pay securely with Stripe (your email carries over).
  2. Then send us your license numbers with the link in your welcome email.
  3. A summary arrives within the hour, then a report every Monday. Cancel anytime.

By continuing you agree to the Terms of Service and Data Use Policy.