Installer screening standards
EnergyAI screens every installer partner before making them eligible to receive a homeowner's contact information. Screening reduces risk; it is not an endorsement, warranty, or guarantee of workmanship.
What we check
- Business identity: the company name, contact identity, website or other public business evidence.
- License requirements: whether the represented trade and service area appear to require a license, and any license or registration evidence supplied.
- Insurance evidence: current evidence supplied by the contractor and whether it appears consistent with the work offered.
- Service fit: services offered and geographic coverage must match the homeowner's requested project.
What screening does not mean
Requirements vary by trade and jurisdiction, and public records can become outdated. EnergyAI does not supervise contractors, promise that a contractor will remain licensed or insured, guarantee a quote or outcome, or replace your own due diligence. Before signing, verify the contractor's current license and insurance with the relevant state or local authority, review the written scope and warranty, check references, and never pay outside a written agreement.
How matching works
You choose whether to request a match. Contractors see a limited project summary first. Your name, email, phone number, and address remain locked until a screened contractor accepts the project and completes the disclosed connection terms. Contractors may pay Viridis LLC a one-time lead fee; the assessment and matching request remain free to homeowners.
Report a concern
Email leads@energyaisolution.com. We may pause or remove a partner while reviewing credible complaints or changed licensing and insurance information.
Last updated July 21, 2026.