Fix an urgent problem
Leaks, outages, storm damage, backups and safety issues.
Describe the repair, replacement or remodel, then narrow by location. Profiles show which projects may fit, where each company is listed and what to ask before hiring. Coverage varies by trade and location as new authoritative records are added.
Search 139,144 profiles by project and place.
Homeowners often know the problem before they know which trade to call.
Leaks, outages, storm damage, backups and safety issues.
Plan a major system, exterior or equipment replacement.
Kitchen, bathroom, flooring, painting and multi-trade renovation work.
Driveways, decks, fences, landscaping, pools and exterior cleaning.
Lead-safe renovation, demolition, masonry and specialized scopes.
All 50 states and Washington, DC are represented. Counts reflect qualifying source-backed records and coverage varies by trade.
general contractor
Vancouver, WABusiness address on file
Active Washington contractor registration Checked Aug 31, 2026
general contractor
Corona, NYBusiness address on file
Active NYC home improvement contractor license Checked Aug 31, 2026
general contractor
Staten Island, NYBusiness address on file
Active NYC home improvement contractor license Checked Aug 31, 2026
electrician
Victoria, TXBusiness address on file
Active Texas Electrical Contractor license Checked Aug 31, 2026
general contractor
Seattle, WABusiness address on file
Active Washington contractor registration Checked Aug 31, 2026
general contractor
Kirkland, WABusiness address on file
Active Washington contractor registration Checked Aug 31, 2026
Use homeowner language such as roof leak, panel upgrade or bathroom remodel to find the relevant trade.
Review the license, registration or certification shown on the profile and open the official listing.
Ask about service area, availability, insurance, scope, pricing and permits directly.
Estimate the project first, then compare consistent inclusions and exclusions.
An active license, registration or certification is not a recommendation or workmanship review. Details come from state and city licensing systems and the U.S. EPA Lead-Based Paint Professional Locator. Learn how directory information is collected and checked.