Installer directory · Vetting
Counter & Crew Verified
The green stamp is not a paid badge and it is not a date we made up. It means we looked at the work, called two businesses they installed for, and checked that the systems are still running.
One listing carries it today: Counter & Crew Installs
What Verified actually means
Green stamp means we checked the work. Steel stamp means the agency described it and the checking is not done. Nobody pays to move between the two. We do not print a fake verification date.
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Business identity
A real agency with a public site or a reachable inbox, not a scraped name on a map pin.
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What they install
Which systems, which tools, which trades. Agencies that mostly resell one platform and call it AI do not make it past this part.
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Two customer references
We call two businesses they installed for. We ask what got installed, what broke, and whether the phone actually gets answered now.
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Active systems
The work is still running. A deck from last year is not a live receptionist.
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Software they know
The aisle they claim, and any named tools they actually configure. We do not invent a vendor partnership.
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Service area
Where they work from, and whether the install is local, remote, or nationwide. Distance is not a technical problem here. Honesty about coverage is.
Only Verified listings may use the badge. Listed agencies can ask for an introduction the same as everyone else.
Listed is not Verified
Listed means the agency told us what they install, or we built the card from public information, and the checking is not done. Those cards stay on the map so you can still find a crew. They do not get the badge.