What Happens When You Ask Us to Help Find Contractors
Services.Contractors may use the project and contact information you provide to help identify independent service providers that may be relevant to your requested home project. This page explains how that process works and what it does not mean.
Services.Contractors helps with information and introductions. Independent contractors perform the work.
Services.Contractors is designed to help homeowners understand home projects, organize project information, compare options, and connect with potentially relevant service providers.
Unless we explicitly state otherwise for a particular service, Services.Contractors does not perform the roofing, plumbing, HVAC, electrical, remodeling, repair, installation, restoration, or other home-service work you request.
The service provider you choose is an independent business responsible for its own proposal, pricing, contract, employees or subcontractors, permits, work, warranties, and project performance.
We use the details you provide to look for a potentially relevant contractor.
The information considered can depend on the project and the service providers available for that type of work.
You may provide information such as the service needed, property location, project type, timing, property characteristics, and other relevant details.
The information may be organized so the requested work, location, and other relevant project characteristics can be understood more clearly.
Potential fit may consider factors such as service category, project type, geographic coverage, contractor preferences, availability, and other relevant information.
If your project is shared with a potentially relevant service provider, that business may use the information provided to discuss your project with you.
Information you submit may be shared to facilitate the contractor conversation.
A project request may include information needed to understand the work and allow a potentially relevant service provider to contact you about that request.
The exact information shared depends on the request, the form you completed, the services involved, and the applicable matching or referral process.
Matching identifies potential relevance. It does not guarantee suitability.
The available information suggests a possible fit.
That the contractor is right for your specific project.
Submitting a request does not mean you are obligated or necessarily ready to hire.
Homeowners may be researching options, planning a future project, comparing estimates, responding to an urgent problem, or preparing to hire soon.
Services.Contractors does not treat every submitted project request as a promise that the homeowner will hire a contractor, accept an estimate, or move forward with the project.
Contractor information can come from the contractor and other available sources.
Contractors may provide information about their business, services, service area, availability, project preferences, licensing, insurance, and other business characteristics.
Unless a specific item is expressly identified as having been checked or verified, you should not assume that Services.Contractors independently verified every representation made by a contractor.
Planning ranges are not contractor bids.
Services.Contractors may provide calculators, cost ranges, project-planning information, or other estimates intended to help homeowners understand possible project costs.
A contractor determines its own pricing and scope. A contractor quote may be higher or lower than a planning range because the actual property, materials, labor, access, permits, conditions, and contractor scope can differ.
Your home-service agreement is with the provider you choose.
Services.Contractors may facilitate an introduction, but the homeowner and service provider decide whether to proceed with a project.
Unless Services.Contractors explicitly enters into a separate written agreement stating otherwise, Services.Contractors is not a party to the home-service contract between you and the independent provider.
Questions about the contractor’s work, price, payment terms, schedule, warranty, materials, or project performance should be addressed in the agreement with that contractor.
Services.Contractors may receive compensation from commercial relationships.
Depending on the relationship, Services.Contractors may receive compensation from contractors, advertisers, sponsors, referral relationships, matching arrangements, or other commercial partners.
Commercial terms can vary by contractor, service category, market, or program.
A contractor cannot purchase your agreement to hire, a completed job, or your acceptance of its estimate.
You should still compare the contractor, proposal, credentials, pricing, and project terms before hiring.
We may not always be able to identify a contractor for your project.
Contractor participation and availability can vary by service, location, project type, timing, capacity, and other factors.
We do not guarantee that a particular request will be matched, that any specific number of contractors will respond, or that a contractor will be available when you need the work.
A contractor introduction is one input in your decision.
Discuss the contractor’s proposed scope, materials, timing, and project approach.
Check applicable licensing, insurance, permit responsibilities, and business details.
Compare what is included, not only the bottom-line price.
Review scope, exclusions, payments, timing, warranties, and change terms before signing.
Matching and privacy are connected.
Project matching can require the use or sharing of project and contact information. Our Privacy Policy explains more about how information may be collected, used, retained, or shared.
How We Handle Project and Contact Information →Understand the project, compare the proposal, and evaluate the contractor.
Services.Contractors can help organize information and facilitate contractor introductions, but the final hiring decision remains yours.