Licensed & Insured

We're a licensed Idaho business and we carry liability insurance. If you want to see a certificate before we start, just ask — we'll send it over.

Why it matters for this kind of work

Carpet removal happens inside your house, around your walls, your trim, and your stairs. Crews are carrying heavy rolls through doorways and down hallways.

Most of the time nothing goes wrong. But if a roll clips a banister on the way out, you want the company carrying coverage rather than an apology.

What to ask any contractor

This applies to whoever you hire, not just us:

Ask for the certificate, not the claim. Anyone can say they're insured on a website. A certificate of insurance is a document from the insurer, and a real company will hand it over without hesitating.

Ask whether the crew is covered. If someone gets hurt in your house and the company doesn't carry workers' compensation, that can become your problem.

Be careful with cash-only, no-paperwork offers. A lower number is tempting. It usually means no coverage behind it.

Commercial jobs

Property managers and general contractors often need us named as an additional insured, or need a COI on file before we can be on site. That's routine — tell us who to send it to and we'll handle it before the job starts.