B M C Service INC
Residential Maintenance · Lacey, WA · License #BMCSEI*996RU
Active
State-verifiedWhat does verified mean?
- State-verified — Checked against WA L&I records, updated daily.
- Owner-verified — The business claimed this listing and verified ownership — free. Claim this listing
- Proven on Subser — The business runs real jobs through Subser — measured performance, not reviews.
License facts
Current filings: $4,000 surety bond (continuous). Principals on record since 1999.
- License type
- ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
- Effective date
- Dec 31, 2001
- Expiration date
- Mar 16, 2028
- UBI
- 601934924
- Business type
- Corporation
- Phone
- (360) 491-9303
- Location
- Lacey, WA 98509
Source: WA L&I contractor registration — verified Aug 15, 2026. Applies to every row above.
Is this your business? Update your info and take booking requests.
Claim this free listingBond & insurance on file
| Bond firm | Amount | Effective | Expiration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lexon Ins Co | $4,000 | Oct 1, 2012 | Continuous — until canceled |
What the bond and insurance requirements mean for homeowners
To register as a specialty contractor in Washington, a business must file a $15,000 surety bond with the Department of Labor & Industries; general contractors file $30,000. This contractor's current filing shows a $4,000 bond.
The bond is a limited fund a homeowner (or subcontractor or supplier) can make a claim against, through the courts, if a registered contractor fails to meet its obligations on a job. Contractors must also keep general liability insurance on file — at least $50,000 in property damage and $200,000 in public liability coverage, or a $250,000 combined single limit — which covers damage the contractor causes, not workmanship disputes. The rows above are the bond and insurance filings L&I publishes for this registration; whether a specific filing applies to a specific project depends on its dates and terms.
Principals
| Name | Start date |
|---|---|
| Brian D McCarroll | Dec 31, 2001 |
| Brian D McCarroll | Feb 24, 1999 |
What is a Residential Maintenance contractor licensed to do in Washington?
Residential maintenance contractors handle ongoing repair and upkeep in homes and residential buildings. Typical work includes fixing worn or failed components, routine maintenance visits, and small corrective repairs that keep a property functioning. As a condition of registration, contractors in this category file a $15,000 surety bond and proof of general liability insurance with WA L&I.
Browse the directory
Built from Washington State L&I public records, updated Aug 15, 2026. No star ratings or reviews — verification only.