Chicago license
Chicago Mason ContractorClass A
- License no.
- MC5838
- Status
- Confirm in the city lookup
Licenses & coverage
Licensed, and insured for Chicago masonry work.
Credentials matter when masonry work affects the structure, safety and weather protection of a building. Star Tuckpointing provides clear license and coverage information so property owners can verify who is responsible for the work.
License records
Check the contractor record before work begins.
Chicago license
Chicago General Contractor
- License no.
- TGC041217
- Status
- Confirm in the city lookup
Insurance and bonding
Ask for the documents that apply to your project.
Current insurance certificates are available by request when contracting a project. Ask for the coverage and bonding details that apply to the proposal.
Names and policy details should match the company listed on the estimate. If a municipality requires bonding, the proposal should identify that responsibility before work begins.
Why these credentials matter
Explain the documents without overclaiming.
Named responsibility
The license identifies the contractor responsible for permitted work and code compliance.
Current coverage
Insurance documentation lets an owner confirm the coverage in force for the proposed project.
Permit readiness
When a permit is required, the proposal should identify who will obtain it and how it affects the schedule.
Verify the contractor before work begins.
Ask every contractor for a current license, proof of insurance and a written scope. Names and policy details should match the company on the proposal.
Planning a masonry repair?
Request a free estimate. We'll explain the proposed work, permit responsibility and the credentials that apply to your project.