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Licenses and verification

You should never have to take our word for it. Below is every registration we hold or require of our partners, with the official government website where you can check it yourself.

Preview. Clarté opens soon. Registration numbers are added here as each one is issued, and before we accept our first booking.

California Secretary of StateRegistration to do business in California
In progress
Search the business registry ↗
City of Beverly HillsBusiness tax registration certificate
In progress
City of Beverly Hills (Finance, Business Tax) ↗
City of Los AngelesBusiness tax registration (Bel Air, Brentwood, Holmby Hills, Century City)
In progress
LA Office of Finance ↗
Janitorial registration (commercial work)Required by the California Labor Commissioner before commercial cleaning; residential-only cleaning is not covered
In progress
California DIR janitorial registration FAQ ↗
Car washing and polishing registrationRequired by the California Labor Commissioner, with a $150,000 surety bond, before any automobile detailing. Detailing stays by request until it is complete
In progress
DIR car washing and polishing ↗
InsuranceGeneral liability insurance and janitorial bond
In progress
Certificate sent to clients on request
Workers' compensationCoverage for our employees, required in California
In progress
California Division of Workers' Compensation ↗
Contractor workHome Services (mounting, lighting, cameras, low-voltage, small repairs) are performed only by independent licensed contractors who contract with you directly
In progress
Check any contractor at CSLB ↗
Alarm and monitored securityInstalled only by companies licensed by the Bureau of Security and Investigative Services
In progress
Check a BSIS license ↗
Trauma scene cleanupReferred only to companies registered with the California Department of Public Health
In progress
CDPH medical waste program ↗

Our people

Every team member is background-checked with their consent, under the Fair Credit Reporting Act and California law, before their first visit.