Crawford Contractor Connection(SM) Offers Consumer Services to USAA Members
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"Inexperienced or unreliable contractors can make home improvements a painful process for the customer," said
Contractor Connection offers a network of more than 4,000 contractors in
The Contractor Connection network includes providers in all major metro areas and beyond. To be included, contractors must:
- Provide proof of all appropriate licenses and insurance
- Stay in good financial standing
- Own professional equipment and facilities
- Perform background checks on all employees who work at customer sites
- Provide workmanship warranties
- Meet minimum performance standards to stay in the network.
"Our consumer program leverages our position as an industry leader for insurance restoration to offer the same value and benefits to property owners," said
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