Dave's Welding & Excavating evidence + sources
Raw profile links, visible-field provenance, and the trust checks behind this listing. Ratings can stay visible on the public profile, but this page is where the source trail lives.
Published fields
- Phone: (330) 401-6520
- Address: 9664 Gilmore RD SE, Gnadenhutten, OH 44629
- Geo coordinates: Not stored
- Specialty tags: 0
- Priced services: 0
- Source: Tuscarawas County Health Department February 2026 registered HSTS installers list
- Published hours: Not stored
- Visible review aggregate: Not stored
Structured-data policy
- Hours are only emitted in schema when real hours exist in the stored profile.
- Third-party review aggregates are visible to users but not emitted as review-snippet markup.
- License evidence is labeled separately from profile trust tier.
- Corrections and claims route through first-party ProFix intake forms.
Confirmed on this profile
- ✓ Identity + contact record
This profile publishes a current name, phone, business address, city, and trade assignment from the directory dataset.
- ✓ Published source recorded
The evidence page links to Tuscarawas County Health Department February 2026 registered HSTS installers list as the source trail for this profile.
Still confirm directly
- • Final scope + price
Online descriptions and any starting prices are not a binding quote. Confirm scope, exclusions, permit responsibility, and cleanup in writing.
- • Insurance / warranty terms
Confirm liability coverage, workers' comp where relevant, and the exact labor / parts warranty for your job.
- • State license status
At least one listed trade for this profile (Septic System Contractor) normally requires a state license in Ohio, so confirm active status before hiring.
- • Business hours + live availability
We do not publish default hours. Confirm weekday, weekend, and after-hours availability directly with the business.
- • County sewage contractor registration
Confirm the listed local health-district registration is current for the county where the work will be performed and covers installer, hauler, service-provider, or inspection scope as needed.
- • Permit + inspection path
Household sewage treatment system work usually requires county health-department permits, inspections, and operation/maintenance documentation before the system can be used.
Correction path
Owners can claim the listing, and anyone can report a stale phone number, hours, address, or trust issue through first-party ProFix forms.