MIA service field guide

Methodology

Spotted first. Researched second.

Every public listing starts with a real service vehicle photographed around Miami. Online research adds context without hiding uncertainty.

Photographed, researched, and edited by Clayton Dunwell.

1. Document the vehicle

We preserve the original photo privately and publish a web-optimized documentary image. Names, phone numbers, domains, services, and license details are transcribed only when legible.

2. Check public sources

The visible identity is compared with official websites, public business records, and public social profiles. A match is accepted only when multiple identifiers agree.

3. Label confidence

“Verified online” means an authoritative source supports the identity and key details. “Partially verified” means some details match but gaps remain. “Vehicle only” means contact information comes from the photographed vehicle and no reliable online match was found.

4. Keep uncertainty visible

Unknown fields remain blank. The directory does not invent addresses, ratings, licenses, or service claims, and it records a dated research note on each listing.