How it works
Most bad hiring decisions come from a vague scope. We fix the scope first, then the price becomes checkable.
If you own the property
Show the work
Photos or a short video of the problem, plus a description.
Answer guided questions
Trade-specific questions build a scope contractors can price against.
See the range
An estimate band with labor and materials split, and the assumptions behind it.
Compare bids fairly
Every bid is plotted on the same band, so outliers are obvious.
If you do the work
Verify once
License and insurance reviewed, then a verified badge on your profile.
Match to your skills
Only see jobs in your trades and service radius.
Bid with the same data
Scope, measurements and photos are already there — no guessing calls.
Track milestones
Log progress with photos as the job moves toward complete.
About the estimate range
The range is generated from your scope, measurements and trade-specific cost models. It is a guide, not a quote. A bid above the band isn't automatically wrong — it usually means a contractor sees something the scope missed, and now you know to ask.
Get your range