Bend, OR

How It Works

Three steps and about five minutes. Nothing to pay, no account needed, and your number never goes onto a list.

  1. Tell us what needs doing

    The job, roughly where in Central Oregon, and roughly when. Timing matters more here than most places — the building season is short, and saying whether this is a this-summer job changes who can take it.

  2. We find the right few

    A person reads it and picks the handful who genuinely do that work, in your part of the county, at your size of job. We confirm the CCB licence is active and insured before they see anything.

  3. They come to you

    Two to four get in touch to talk scope and price. Compare, ask the hard questions, hire whoever earns it — or hire nobody. Entirely your call, at no cost either way.

Frequently asked questions
Does requesting contractor matches cost anything?

No. Homeowners can describe a project and compare matched contractor responses without a fee or an obligation to hire.

How many contractors may contact me?

The service sends a request to a limited group selected for the project type and service area, rather than publishing it to an open list.

How should I compare contractor responses?

Compare the written scope, exclusions, permit responsibility, schedule, warranty and payment terms alongside price. Verify the contractor's current state registration before signing.

What if I am not sure which trade I need?

Describe the problem, location and symptoms in plain language. The request can be reviewed and routed to the most relevant contractor category.

A better way to compare

Start with the job, not the lowest number

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.

Keep the final decision in your hands

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.

Prepare for a useful site visit

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.

Ready to meet your contractors?

Describe the job once and we'll match you with verified local pros — completely free, with no obligation to hire.

  • Free for homeowners
  • No obligation to hire
  • Licence checked by us