General contractor · Renton, WA
Elliott Fine Homes
Active Washington registration ELLIOFH855RC · per L&I records
Is Elliott Fine Homes Licensed?
Washington L&I records list Elliott Fine Homes with registration number ELLIOFH855RC and status ACTIVE, valid until Dec 3, 2027. The business address on file is in Renton, WA 98059.
License Details
- License #
ELLIOFH855RC- Status
- ACTIVE
- License type
- Construction Contractor
- Specialty
- General
- First effective
- Dec 3, 2015
- Expires
- Dec 3, 2027
- Business type
- Corporation
- UBI (state business ID)
- 603177816
- City
- Renton, WA 98059
Bond and Insurance on File
- Surety bond
- $30,000 · Lexon Ins Co
Effective Dec 3, 2025 · Until Canceled - Liability insurance
- $1,000,000 · RLI Ins Co
Expires Feb 23, 2027
What Active Status Means
The registration is current: L&I has a bond and liability insurance on file and the term has not ended. ACTIVE is necessary but not sufficient, so also check the expiry date, the bond and the insurance below.
Can this business work under this registration? Can work while it stays active.
The registration has 398 days left before it expires on Dec 3, 2027. Check that date against your project timeline.
All status codes are explained in Washington Contractor License Statuses Explained.
Checks for General Contractors
- General contractors must file a $30,000 surety bond (RCW 18.27.040, effective July 1, 2024). This record lists a $30,000 bond. See General vs Specialty Contractor Registration in Washington.
- Use a general contractor when the project involves more than one trade. Subcontractors on your job must be registered too.
- Compare bids on scope, schedule and payment terms, not just the total.
- More detail: How to Choose a General Contractor in Washington.
How to Verify This Contractor
- Use the Confirm on L&I Verify button and search registration
ELLIOFH855RCor UBI603177816. The status there is the official one. - Check that the name on your bid or contract matches Elliott Fine Homes exactly (a corporation).
- On L&I Verify, look for bond claims, lawsuits and any newer registration.
- Ask for a certificate of insurance sent directly by the insurer, and compare it with the RLI Ins Co policy on file.
A full walkthrough is in How to Check a Contractor License in Washington.
Record data as of , from the Washington L&I contractor file.
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