Is claiming the listing enough?

No. Claim is free and only marks the record as yours. The Verified stamp stays off until membership is paid and we finish the credential check.

What do homeowners see before we pay?

An unclaimed or claimed public record, without the stamp, without a dofollow backlink, and without LocalBusiness markup. That is deliberate.

Is this a government or trade-board certification?

No. It is our paid membership mark. We confirm the license or state registration, insurance, and insurance-restoration experience we require. You should still expect a homeowner to verify the license with the state board.

Paid membership mark

The Verified stamp is earned. Claim is free. The stamp is paid.

Storm Repair Pro does not put a stamp on an unclaimed public record. Homeowners only see it when those three things are true.

Apply and pay to verify Claim a listing first

The four gates

Nothing auto-stamps a profile

01
Claim the listing
Confirm the name, restoration categories, and service area. Free. No stamp yet.
02
Pay membership
Network Member $149/mo or Featured $349/mo. Nothing is charged until you are approved and accept the rate in writing.
03
We check credentials
License or state registration where required, insurance on file, insurance-restoration experience screen. Fees never skip this.
04
Stamp goes on the profile
The mark, the dofollow backlink, and LocalBusiness markup turn on together.

Straight answers

What the stamp is, and is not

Is claiming the listing enough?: No. Claim is free and only marks the record as yours. The Verified stamp stays off until membership is paid and we finish the credential check.
What do homeowners see before we pay?: An unclaimed or claimed public record, without the stamp, without a dofollow backlink, and without LocalBusiness markup. That is deliberate.
Is this a government or trade-board certification?: No. It is our paid membership mark. We confirm the license or state registration, insurance, and insurance-restoration experience we require. You should still expect a homeowner to verify the license with the state board.