We review your request
We look at the type of work, project area, and preferred timing.
For Homeowners
A better way to begin
A better way to begin
your contractor search.
Start with a thoughtful introduction instead of a list of names.
Request an Introduction
Getting Started
Tell us about your project.
Share the type of work you need, the project ZIP code, a brief description, and when you’re hoping to begin.
You do not need a complete project scope, material selections, photographs, or a budget just to get started.
What Happens Next
Four simple steps.
We look for a possible fit
We may contact one contractor whose work and service area appear to match.
The contractor considers it
The contractor decides whether the request appears suitable before your contact information is shared.
We make the introduction
If the contractor is interested, you connect directly and decide what happens next.
One Introduction at a Time
One potential fit.
One potential fit.
Not a broadcast.
Your request is not sent to a list of contractors for competing bids. When possible, we look for one suitable connection based on the project, location, service area, and contractor interest.
Good to Know
More details, when you need them.
The decision remains yours
An introduction is only the beginning. You decide whether to request an estimate, ask questions, check references, or move forward with the project.
Before hiring anyone, homeowners should review the information that matters to them, including licensing, insurance, contracts, permits, warranties, scheduling, and payment terms.
Why previous-customer recommendations matter
Contractors enter the network through recommendations from homeowners who have personally hired them. The recommendation reflects a real customer experience rather than paid placement or contractor self-promotion.
What kinds of projects can I submit?
You may request an introduction for many common home repair, improvement, and remodeling projects. Availability will vary by trade and location as the network grows.
Examples may include remodeling, painting, flooring, plumbing, electrical work, heating and cooling, carpentry, tile, concrete, landscaping, gutters, roofing, and other residential trades.
How is my information handled?
Information you submit is used to review and respond to your request. It is not sold, posted publicly, or distributed as a general contractor lead.
Your contact information is shared when a contractor has expressed interest and an introduction is ready to be made.
Is there a cost?
Currently, there is no cost for homeowners to request an introduction as we grow the local referral network.
Home Projects
Different work. Same starting point.
Ready to Begin?
Tell us what you need.
Share the basics and we’ll let you know whether a suitable introduction may be available.
Request an Introduction