Build a Longer-Term Relationship With Services.Contractors
The Services.Contractors Partner Program is designed for home-service businesses interested in participating beyond a single project inquiry.
Depending on the service category and market, partnership opportunities may include homeowner project opportunities, local market participation, expert contributions, commercial programs, and other forms of collaboration.
Not every contractor relationship should begin and end with a lead.
Home-service businesses can contribute value in different ways. Some may want project opportunities. Others may have strong local expertise, useful technical knowledge, market insight, or interest in clearly disclosed commercial programs.
The Partner Program gives Services.Contractors a framework for those broader relationships while keeping homeowner interests and editorial independence separate from commercial compensation.
Partnership can take more than one form.
Specific options may vary by trade, location, program availability, business qualifications, and Services.Contractors needs.
Participate in homeowner project matching where relevant opportunities and matching programs are available.
Build a presence within relevant service markets, cities, or geographic coverage areas as the platform expands.
Share technical knowledge, professional perspective, field experience, or educational insight that may help homeowners understand projects.
Explore eligible advertising, sponsorship, referral, or other disclosed business opportunities.
Start with the business, market, and type of relationship.
Submit company information, services, markets, and relevant business details.
Available opportunities can differ by service, geography, and partnership type.
Applicable pricing, requirements, responsibilities, and commercial terms may be addressed separately.
Approved participation may begin for the agreed program, category, or market.
A partnership should improve the experience, not reduce trust.
Homeowners should still be able to understand the project, compare options, review contractors independently, and make their own hiring decisions.
A contractor’s commercial relationship with Services.Contractors does not eliminate the need for homeowner due diligence.
Contractor Hiring Standards →Partnership does not purchase an editorial conclusion.
A contractor may participate commercially without controlling independent factual guidance, homeowner education, comparison criteria, methodology pages, or editorial conclusions.
Advertising, sponsorship, and other paid relationships should be disclosed where appropriate.
Editorial Policy →Partnership is not a guarantee of revenue.
The Partner Program is a framework for possible participation. It should not be interpreted as a promise of project volume, homeowner demand, rankings, or business results.
No guaranteed number of leads.
No guaranteed number of completed jobs.
No guaranteed contractor selection by homeowners.
No automatic market exclusivity.
No guaranteed editorial ranking or recommendation.
Partners remain independent businesses.
Participation does not transfer responsibility for contractor operations or project performance to Services.Contractors.
Maintain applicable licenses, registrations, insurance, and other business requirements.
Follow applicable permitting, inspection, code, and project requirements.
Contractors remain responsible for their proposals, contracts, pricing, warranties, and payment arrangements.
Contractors remain responsible for workmanship, communication, scheduling, and project outcomes.