Terms of Use
The basic terms that apply when using Neighborhood Contractors.
Last updated: July 2026
By using Neighborhood Contractors or submitting information through this website, you agree to these terms.
What Neighborhood Contractors Does
Neighborhood Contractors helps homeowners and contractors connect through recommendations and introductions.
Neighborhood Contractors is not a contractor, employment agency, bidding marketplace, or party to any agreement between a homeowner and contractor.
Recommendations
Contractors may be brought to our attention through recommendations from previous customers. A recommendation reflects that customer’s experience and does not constitute a guarantee, certification, endorsement, or warranty by Neighborhood Contractors.
Introductions
Neighborhood Contractors may provide information to help a homeowner and contractor decide whether they would like to connect.
Neither party is required to proceed with an introduction or project.
Hiring Decisions
Homeowners are responsible for deciding whether a contractor is appropriate for their project, including independently confirming licensing, insurance, references, permits, pricing, contracts, and any other requirements they consider important.
Contractor Responsibility
Contractors are responsible for their own business practices, qualifications, licensing, insurance, estimates, contracts, scheduling, workmanship, employees or subcontractors, and compliance with applicable laws and regulations.
Projects and Agreements
Any estimate, contract, payment, warranty, dispute, or other agreement concerning a project is solely between the homeowner and contractor.
Neighborhood Contractors is not a party to those agreements.
No Guarantee
Neighborhood Contractors cannot guarantee contractor availability, project acceptance, workmanship, pricing, schedules, results, or that an introduction will result in a project.
Participation
Neighborhood Contractors may determine whether a contractor participates in the network and may discontinue participation or introductions when appropriate.
Website Use
Please provide accurate information and do not use the website to submit fraudulent, misleading, abusive, or unlawful content.
Changes
These terms may be updated as Neighborhood Contractors develops. The current version posted on this website will apply to use of the service.
Questions
Questions about these Terms can be sent to Neighborhood Contractors through the contact email provided on this website.
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