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Records for Agents: Contractor & Trade Licenses Search
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Records for Agents: Contractor & Trade Licenses Search is a paid API for AI agents from licenses.recordsforagents.com, paid per call via x402, $0.01/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-13).
Search and verify US contractor and trade licenses across TX TDLR, FL DBPR, OR CCB, and CT eLicense by name, license number, state, or profession with fuzzy matching and provenance metadata
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How this service works
US contractor and trade license verification for AI agents: Texas TDLR electrician and A/C contractor/technician rosters, Florida DBPR construction licenses, Oregon CCB construction contractor licenses, Connecticut eLicense professional/occupational credentials, and TDLR disciplinary/administrative orders. Search by name, license number, state, or profession; verify a business or person against the roster with fuzzy name matching; look up board discipline history. Coverage is honest, not exhaustive: TDLR bulk files carry no license-status column (expiration date is the only status proxy we have, reported as such), DBPR's file excludes null-and-void/ delinquent/involuntarily-inactive licenses upstream, and Oregon CCB likewise has no status column (see docs/licensing.md); Connecticut eLicense DOES carry real status/active columns, reported verbatim. Every record carries full provenance (source, source URL, fetched-at, record hash) and every response includes as_of freshness — built for agent-driven verification and compliance workflows.
Output
A list of matching license records, each including the contractor or individual's name, license number, profession/license type, expiration date (used as status proxy for TX TDLR and OR CCB, or verbatim active/status columns for CT eLicense), issuing state, source agency, source URL, fetched-at timestamp, and a record hash for provenance. The response also includes an as_of freshness indicator. FL DBPR results exclude null-and-void/delinquent/involuntarily-inactive licenses per upstream data. Fuzzy name matching is applied to handle spelling variations.
Example use cases
Pre-hire contractor license verification
“Before I sign a contract with this HVAC company called Cool Air Solutions in Texas, can you check if they're licensed with TDLR as an A/C contractor? Give me their license number and when it expires.”
Florida construction license check
“I need to verify that a contractor named Robert Dunn holds a valid Florida DBPR construction license — search by his name and tell me his license type, number, and current status.”
Oregon CCB registration lookup
“Can you look up whether Pacific Northwest Builders LLC is registered as a construction contractor with the Oregon CCB? I need to know their license details and expiration date before hiring them.”
Technical details
Endpoint
GEThttps://licenses.recordsforagents.com/searchWhen to prefer
Choose this endpoint when you need to verify contractor or trade licenses across Texas TDLR, Florida DBPR, Oregon CCB, or Connecticut eLicense with full source provenance and freshness metadata. It is especially useful for pre-hire due diligence, compliance checks, or agentic workflows that need machine-readable license records with honest coverage caveats documented. Prefer this over a generic web search when you need structured, hashable records with consistent schema rather than scraped HTML. Not suitable when you need real-time license status for OR CCB or TX TDLR (no status column exists upstream), or when you need states beyond the covered jurisdictions.
Side effects
- No matching records found for the given name or license number
- Fuzzy name matching returns too many or irrelevant results if name is very common
- Expiration date used as status proxy for TX TDLR and OR CCB — no explicit active/inactive status available
- FL DBPR upstream data excludes certain license categories (null-and-void, delinquent, involuntarily inactive)
- Data freshness lag — records reflect last bulk file fetch, not real-time registry state
- Ambiguous results when searching a common business name without additional filters
- Payment failure or x402 protocol error resulting in no response
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| required | string | |
| properties | string |
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