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Licensed, Bonded & Insured in Washington (EAGLEEL755LZ)
Every number on this page is public record. Look it up yourself before any contractor puts a machine on your property.
Eaglemount Excavation, LLC operates under active Washington State Department of Labor & Industries contractor registration EAGLEEL755LZ, first issued June 9, 2025 and valid through June 9, 2027. The business carries a $30,000 surety bond and a $1,000,000 general liability policy, meeting Washington's registration requirements for excavation and grading contractors.
| Legal name | Eaglemount Excavation, LLC |
|---|---|
| L&I contractor registration | EAGLEEL755LZ (general contractor, active) |
| UBI | 605893839 |
| Registered | June 9, 2025 · expires June 9, 2027 |
| Contractor bond | $30,000 [VERIFY: may the bond carrier, Lexon Insurance Co., be named?] |
| General liability | $1,000,000 [VERIFY: may the carrier, Penn-Star Insurance Co., be named?] |
| Verify | L&I Verify a Contractor (search by name or license number) |
What the license covers
A Washington general contractor registration lets a business contract for and perform site work like excavation, grading, trenching and drainage, and hire specialty trades where a job needs them. L&I only registers a contractor after the bond and insurance are on file, and it suspends the registration if either lapses. That is why the lookup matters more than a logo on a truck.
What the bond protects
The $30,000 contractor bond is there for you, not for us. If a registered contractor fails to finish a job or leaves a supplier unpaid, a customer or supplier can file a claim against the bond through the courts. It is a baseline every legitimate Washington contractor carries.
What the insurance covers
$1,000,000 of general liability insurance covers damage to your property or a neighbor's while we are working: a struck utility, a damaged driveway, a fence that gets in the way of a bucket. Ask any contractor for a certificate of insurance before work starts; we will send ours on request.
How to check any contractor in 60 seconds
- Open the L&I Verify a Contractor page.
- Search the business name or license number.
- Confirm the status says Active, the bond is current and the liability insurance has not expired.
- Check the "lawsuits" and "L&I citations" sections for anything open.
If a contractor will not give you a license number, that is your answer.
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