Three moves from idea to first site visit. No phone-number roulette, no lead-list spam — just a clean handoff to pros who fit.
Remodel, repair, or something in between — describe it in a quick guided form. Photos and a budget range turn a decent match into a great one.
Our team reads every request, then hand-matches it to licensed pros who work your trade, your neighborhood, and your price bracket.
Matched pros reach out to walk the job and quote it. Ask about materials, look at their past work, and hire whoever earns it.
Requesting, matching, comparing — all free. Your money goes to the work, not to us.
A match is an introduction, not a contract. Walk away at any point without a fee or a hard sell.
Only your matched pros see how to reach you. No resold leads, no mystery calls six months later.
Yes — many pros on the network do design-build or work alongside architects and designers. Flag it in your request and we'll match accordingly.
Most significant work in the city runs through Portland Permitting & Development. Licensed contractors handle their own permits as part of the job — if a bidder suggests skipping them, that's your cue to pick someone else.
Most requests are matched the same day, and matched pros typically call within one business day. Busy season can stretch that slightly — good crews are worth the day.
Yes — Milwaukie, Lake Oswego, Tigard, Tualatin, West Linn, Oregon City, and Happy Valley are all in the footprint alongside every Portland neighborhood.
No. Handyman fixes, single-room paint, one bad outlet — submit it. We match small jobs to pros who actually want them.
A useful contractor response explains the work to be done, material and labour assumptions, exclusions, permit responsibility, scheduling, and how changes will be handled. Asking each contractor to address the same details makes bids easier to compare fairly.
A match is an introduction, not a recommendation or a contract. Check current licensing, insurance, references, and written terms before you hire. If the scope changes after work begins, get the revised scope and price in writing first.
Point out the condition you want evaluated, provide access to the affected area, and gather any plans, prior repair records, photographs, or permit information you have. Ask each contractor to explain the proposed scope, the assumptions behind the price, and what would trigger a change order. This helps you compare complete responses instead of estimates based on different assumptions.
Describe the job once and we'll match you with verified local pros — completely free, with no obligation to hire.