The business that did your job stands behind it, in writing. You can check the certificate any time, and if something isn't right, you can tell them in a minute.
Summit Plumbing
Kitchen tap replacement
273days left
Covered until
Jul 28, 2027
What it promises
It's written down
What's covered, what isn't, and the exact date it runs until. No guessing what “guaranteed” meant.
Anyone can check it
The QR code opens a page on the business's own website that says whether it's active today.
There's a way to use it
Something not right? Report it from your visit page with photos, and track it until it's fixed.
Is it real?
Scan the QR code on a printed certificate, or open the link. You'll land on the business's own website, with today's answer at the top.
Certificate check on summitplumbing.com
Workmanship guarantee
Summit Plumbing guarantees this work for 1 year. If something they did goes wrong in that time, they'll come back and fix it at no charge.
Covered
Not covered
Scan to check this certificate
The code opens this page on summitplumbing.com, which shows whether the guarantee is active today. Work done by Mike.
Something not right?
No phone tag, no lost emails. Your report goes straight to the business, and your visit page shows where it's at.
Open your visit page
The link is in your booking texts and emails. Your guarantee is on it.
Tap “Something not right?”
Say what's wrong in a sentence or two, and add photos if you can.
The business replies
It goes straight to their inbox. Their reply shows on your visit page and by email.
Get it fixed
If it's covered, they book a return visit. You can follow every step.
The claim tracker
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What you see
“The new tap is dripping again.” Two photos added from the visit page.
Selling your home, or making an insurance claim?
Print the certificate or share its link. It shows the work was done, by whom, and that it's guaranteed, without showing anything private.
Fair questions
The business that did the work. They choose how long it lasts and what it covers. EagleHQ runs the software: it keeps the record, shows the certificate and passes your report to them. EagleHQ doesn't do the work or decide claims.
Scan the QR code or open the link. It opens a page on the business's own website that shows the certificate number, the service, the date and whether it's active today. A link that's been changed won't open.
The business's workmanship: the job they did, done right. Each certificate lists what's covered and what isn't. Parts usually carry their own maker's warranty, and damage or wear from other causes normally isn't covered. Check the list on yours.
Reporting a problem is free. If the business agrees it's covered, the fix is part of the guarantee. If they decide it isn't, they'll explain why in their reply.
Yes, if the seller shares the certificate link or a printout. The certificate never shows the address, the owner's name or what they paid, so it's safe to share. Ask the business if the guarantee passes to a new owner: that's their call.
The certificate still opens and says it has ended, with the date. You can still contact the business, but the fix won't be part of the guarantee.
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