Clear contracting information before work begins

Licenses, Registration, and Insurance

Know which legal entity is contracting the work, which registration applies, who is responsible for regulated trades, and what insurance documentation is available.

Kennedy Home Services Contact Information

Brand and coordination company

Kennedy Home Services, LLC

Phone

(203) 529-4273

Home-Improvement Contracting Disclosure

Connecticut home-improvement projects are contracted through Kennedy Home Services, LLC, Connecticut Home Improvement Contractor Registration HIC.0705773, when that registration applies to the scope. Confirm the current registration status directly with the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection. Kennedy Home Services may provide intake, project administration, scheduling, or coordination services as described in the customer’s written agreement.

Licensed Trade Work & Permits

Connecticut regulates electrical, plumbing, heating, cooling, security, and other occupational work. When a project requires an occupational license, the responsible work is performed by the appropriately licensed contractor or professional identified in the proposal, permit, or project documentation.

License numbers should be disclosed for the actual responsible provider—not presented as a generic Kennedy credential if they belong to another entity or individual.

Permit responsibility depends on the contracting structure and work. The written scope will identify whether the responsible contractor, licensed trade, owner, designer, engineer, or another party is responsible for applications, fees, inspections, and closeout.

Insurance Disclosures

Insurance requirements depend on the contracting entity, work, property, and project participants. Request a current certificate for the entity actually responsible for your scope when documentation is required.

A certificate is evidence of coverage information on its issue date; policy terms, exclusions, named insureds, and project-specific requirements still apply.

Customer Checklist

Before authorizing work, customers should receive or be able to verify:

  • Exact legal contracting entity
  • Applicable HIC registration
  • Responsible occupational license holder for regulated work
  • Written scope and payment terms
  • Permit responsibility
  • Change-order process
  • Insurance certificate when required
  • Warranty terms actually provided
  • Cancellation rights and notices required by law

Credentials FAQ

Is Kennedy Home Services itself licensed for every trade shown on the site?

No blanket statement should be made. The responsible licensed provider is identified for each regulated scope.

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