Basement Waterproofing Omaha NE (basementwaterproofingomahane.com) is a free referral and advertising service for homeowners in Omaha, NE and nearby eastern Nebraska towns. Below is a plain account of the site's role and the one way it can earn money.
Its work begins and ends with referral and advertising. It is not a contractor, waterproofing company, plumber, sewer layer or salesperson of any kind, and it holds no contractor credential of any kind, whether a Nebraska registration or a City of Omaha license. The site never offers, sells, prices, inspects, performs, guarantees, negotiates or finances basement work. It does not arrange, schedule or coordinate jobs either, and it signs no contract with any homeowner. It never names a contractor and does not handle insurance matters.
All the site passes along is your request to be contacted, sent through the form to one independent local contractor. From then on the contractor is in charge: it reaches out, arranges whatever comes next, comes to the house only with your say-so, prepares any estimate and carries out only work you have contracted for. Agreements are made between you and that contractor alone.
A contractor may pay this site a flat advertising fee, which is waived during the current free trial. The fee stays the same whether or not you sign anything and whatever a job costs; it is never tied to a particular request or job. Sending a request costs nothing, and homeowners receive no money, gifts or other value.
Paying to advertise buys no endorsement, and the site does not rank, check or vouch for contractors. Nebraska has no general contractor license, so check the contractor yourself: Department of Labor registration (dol.nebraska.gov, (402) 471-2239), the City license for work at an Omaha address (omahapermits.com, (402) 444-5350) and proof of liability insurance. Sump tie-ins, backwater valves and sewer laterals belong with an Omaha-licensed plumber or sewer layer holding a permit.
Nothing links the site to the City of Omaha or its departments and programs, Public Works, Permits & Inspections and the CSO Program among them. It is likewise unconnected to MUD, the Papio-Missouri River NRD, the FTC, USGS, the National Weather Service, the Nebraska Attorney General, Department of Labor or Department of Insurance, Douglas, Sarpy, Cass or Washington County in Nebraska, and every town it names. Nebraska law governs this disclosure.