A Certificate of Completion (COC) is a document that verifies that repairs have been completed by a professional emergency restoration company and that the work meets industry standards. This certificate is usually required for insurance claims and should include all relevant information about the work performed, such as:
1) The contractor’s name, address, and contact information,
2) The date the repairs were completed,
3) and a list of materials used.
That said, the certificate should be provided in letter format, and some clients may require it to be on an official-looking certificate or template. It is important to note that a Certificate of Completion (COC) not only demonstrates that the work has been done to industry standards and regulations but also ensures that it meets these standards to avoid future inspection issues.