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Credentials
Licensed Contractor # 689256 Electrical Sign Classification C-45
Sign Installation Classification D-42
Insured and BondedWhat to Look for in a REAL Electrical Contractor?
Prior to choosing a sign company, here are a series of questions you should have answered.
1. Do they carry the appropriate licensing for the job you have in mind. Government contractor licensing ensures that the contractor adhere to the National Electric Code and performs quality installations. I
2. In most areas where an electrical contractor is licensed, they are required to be insured and bonded as well. Get the companies certificate of insurance to be sure they are covered for both liability and workers' compensation.
3. Is the company UL Certified? Make sure they are actually certified by the "Underwriters Laboratory" and they undergo periodic checks. Some companies say they are UL because they use UL listed components in their fabrication, however their completed product and some of the other components have not been inspected by UL.
4. Ask them if they can perform the service you are requesting. They should refer you to a competitor if they don't do the type of work you need.
5. Ask for references or photo samples on similar jobs they have performed.
Certified Sign Company.UL Certification US and Canada E248472
UL® STANDARDS FOR SAFETY
UL has developed more than 800 Standards for Safety to help ensure public safety, reduce costs, improve quality and market products and services. All of Riofine Neon's products and their components are tested to UL®´s rigorous safety standards with the result that consumers live in a safer environment than they would have otherwise.
What does the UL® Mark mean to me?
The UL Mark is one of the most recognized, accepted and trusted symbols in the world. It means that an independent laboratory has tested samples of the companies products and services to safety requirements and they conduct periodic checks of manufacturers' facility.
Who is behind the UL® Mark?
The UL Mark stands for Underwriters Laboratories Inc. (UL), a not-for-profit, non-governmental organization that was formed in 1894 to help reduce injury, loss of life and property damage. To that end, UL scientifically investigates and tests thousands of types of products, materials, constructions and systems to evaluate electric, fire and casualty hazards; burglar resistance; or ability to detect, control or limit fires. Behind the UL Mark is a staff of more than 5,000 engineers, scientists, chemists, technicians, field representatives and support staff -- a team dedicated to working for a safer world.
What happens after a product gets the UL® Mark?
Once the product earns the UL Mark, UL doesn't forget about it. UL field representatives located worldwide make periodic, unannounced visits to each manufacturer's production facility to help countercheck that products continue to meet UL requirements. Even after the initial product evaluation, UL checks samples of the product frequently. A product must continue to meet safety requirements in order to bear the UL Mark. If a field representative determines that a product no longer complies, the UL Mark is removed. This Follow-Up Services program helps protect the integrity of the UL Mark. In fact, this rigorous follow-up program is part of what makes UL so unique.
Is the UL® Mark all there is to Riofine Neon's product safety?
No. You must do your part, too. UL helps reduce the potential risks of accidents by investigating products for safety and making factory follow-up visits before those products reach you, the consumer. But any product can become unsafe if it's abused. Many product-related injuries are caused by carelessness or improper usage. Be sure to read all instructions and warnings. Be alert when using any product, and always use common sense to help keep you and your family safe.
