The right contractor for your home. Not the cheapest bid.
We connect Valley homeowners with a licensed, vetted contractor for the parts of the house that take the worst beating from the Arizona sun. Your roof, your AC, your windows. One properly credentialed local pro, and no race to the bottom.
Why homeowners have a hard time here
After every big storm, the door knockers come out. Out-of-state crews, hard pitches, quotes that sound too good to be true. They usually are. The trouble is you can't easily tell who's actually licensed, who's actually insured, and who'll still be around when you file a warranty claim two years from now. The cheapest bid is usually the most expensive one.
The standard we hold every contractor to
Before we connect you with anyone, they clear the same bar:
Licensed: a current Arizona ROC license for the work
Bonded and insured: so you're protected, not exposed
Background-checked: the people on your property are vetted
Manufacturer-certified: trained on the exact products they install
Written warranty: in writing, not on a handshake
Don't take our word for it. Every licensed contractor in Arizona is on public record. Look anyone up yourself at azroc.gov before you sign a thing.
Local to the Valley
We're based here in the Phoenix metro, not a call center three states away. The contractor we send knows Arizona roofs, Arizona heat, and Arizona building code, and can stand behind the work in person.
What we won't do
We won't sell your information to a dozen companies. You fill out one form, and one vetted contractor follows up. Not twelve telemarketers.
We won't chase the cheapest bid. We'd rather send someone who does it right the first time.
We're not a government agency or program. When a real rebate could save you money, we'll point you to it and explain it in plain English (see our Programs page). But we're a private service, and we say so.
What happens when you reach out
Free inspection
A licensed pro looks at what you actually have.
Straight answer
An honest assessment, not a scare tactic.
The work, warrantied
If you move forward, it's done by a credentialed contractor and backed in writing.