Tell us about the project once, and vetted Beaverton pros come to you — around your schedule, not during dinner.
A short guided form covers the work, your part of Beaverton, budget range, and when contractors should call — evenings and weekends included.
Our team reads every request, then routes it to CCB-licensed pros whose trade and service area actually cover your neighborhood.
Matched contractors reach out with questions and quotes. Weigh them side by side and hire only if one earns it — there is never an obligation.
Matching is free. The only money that changes hands is between you and the contractor you pick.
Your phone number is shown only to the small set of pros matched to your request — never sold, never blasted.
If no quote feels right, close the request. No follow-up pressure, no strings.
Yes — your request includes preferred contact and visit windows, and most Beaverton pros are happy to do daytime walkthroughs between drop-off and pickup.
A small, matched handful — typically two to four — not a call list. If none respond within a business day, we take another pass at matching.
We do. Our network runs across Beaverton plus the adjacent communities of Aloha, Cedar Mill, Cedar Hills, Garden Home, Raleigh Hills, Rock Creek, and Tigard.
Every contractor is checked against the Oregon CCB registry and must carry liability insurance before receiving a single request. You can re-verify any license yourself at the CCB's public lookup.
Small jobs are welcome — handyman repairs, a fence section, one room of paint. Several pros in the network focus on exactly that kind of work.
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.
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.
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.
Describe the job once and we'll match you with verified local pros — completely free, with no obligation to hire.