A NARI Certified Professional has met the eligibility and assessment requirements for an individual remodeling credential. Requirements vary by specialty, and maintaining certification requires annual renewal and continuing education. Ask the professional to identify their credential and confirm its current status.

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NARI members pledge to follow NARI's Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice, which address professional business conduct and responsibilities to clients. Membership offers a useful starting point for your contractor search. Review project experience, references, licensing where required, insurance, and the written contract before choosing a remodeler.

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NARI's Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice address business conduct, advertising, contracts, safety, and customer service. Read these standards to understand the commitments NARI members make when working with homeowners.

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NARI certification is a professional credential recognizing an individual's remodeling qualifications. A contractor license is issued by a government licensing authority under applicable state or local requirements. A professional may hold both. Verify required licensing and current certification separately when evaluating your project team.

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