FOR HOME-SERVICE PROFESSIONALS

Tell Us What Work Fits Your Business

Services.Contractors is building relationships with home-service businesses that want project opportunities aligned with the work they perform, the areas they serve, and the projects that make sense for their operation.

BETTER PROJECT FIT

The right contractor depends on the project.

Two companies in the same trade may want very different work. One may focus on large replacements while another specializes in repairs. One may cover several counties while another works within a smaller radius.

Your application helps us understand those differences before we consider whether a project or participation opportunity may fit your business.

YOUR BUSINESS, YOUR FIT

Give us a clearer picture of the work that makes sense for you.

Your application can be as broad or as focused as your current business.

01 Services

Tell us your primary trade, other services, project types, and specialties.

02 Service Area

Define your state, base ZIP, travel radius, cities, counties, or specific ZIP codes.

03 Project Fit

Indicate the project-value ranges, availability, and capacity that fit your business.

04 Business Information

Provide applicable licensing, insurance, bonding, and company information.

CONTRACTOR APPLICATION

Tell us about your company and project preferences.

Complete the application as accurately as you can. You can describe the services, markets, and types of work that best fit your business today.

STEP 1 OF 6

Tell us about your business.

Start with the information we would use to identify and contact your company.

Team Size
STEP 2 OF 6

What work fits your company?

Tell us what you perform today and the types of projects you want to consider.

Primary Service *
Additional Services

Choose other services your company currently performs.

Project Types You Want *
Property Types *
STEP 3 OF 6

Where do you want to work?

Define your real service area so we can distinguish places you serve from places you do not.

How Do You Define Your Service Area? *
STEP 4 OF 6

What projects make sense for your business?

Project size, availability, and capacity can matter just as much as service and location.

Project Values You Typically Consider *

Select every range that may fit your business. These are preferences, not commitments.

Current Availability *
Typical New-Project Capacity *
Emergency / Urgent Work *
Insurance-Claim Projects *
Customer Financing *
STEP 5 OF 6

Tell us about your current business status.

Requirements differ by trade and jurisdiction. Choose the answers that currently apply to your company.

License / Registration Status *
Business Insurance *
Workers’ Compensation *
Bonded *
Information is self-reported at this stage.

Providing licensing, insurance, bonding, or other business information in this application does not mean Services.Contractors has independently verified it.

STEP 6 OF 6

How should we work with you?

Tell us how to contact you and which Services.Contractors opportunities interest you.

Preferred Contact Method *
Typical Response Time *
What Interests You? *

Submitting an application does not guarantee acceptance, project opportunities, lead volume, completed jobs, revenue, or exclusivity.

AFTER YOU APPLY

An application starts a review, not an automatic enrollment.

01 We receive your application

Your submitted business information and project preferences become part of your application.

02 We review the fit

We may review your services, coverage area, project preferences, and applicable business information.

03 Relevant opportunities vary

Potential opportunities can depend on service, location, homeowner needs, availability, and program requirements.

04 We discuss next steps

If there is a potential fit, we may contact you for additional information or to discuss participation.

CLEAR FROM THE START

You remain responsible for deciding what work fits your business.

Applying to Services.Contractors does not guarantee project opportunities, a specific volume of leads, completed jobs, revenue, or geographic exclusivity.

Contractors remain independent businesses and remain responsible for applicable licensing, insurance, permits, pricing, contracts, warranties, customer relationships, and project performance.

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