Contractor Listing Policy

1) What listing information may appear

A contractor listing may include practical details intended for comparison, such as:

• Business name and service category (repair, remodel, landscaping, etc.)
• General service area or city coverage
• Public-facing review summaries or rating signals
• Estimated pricing context based on available local benchmarks

2) Source transparency

We aim to make data origins understandable. When possible, listing signals are tied to public information sources and local price context. Source availability can vary by location, project type, and data freshness.

If a source is limited or unavailable in your area, the listing may show less detail rather than implying certainty.

3) Non-endorsement principles

A listing or ranking is not a guarantee, certification, or endorsement of any contractor. Placement may reflect available data signals, comparison logic, and relevance to your quote contexta0 not a promise of project outcomes.

• No listing should be treated as a recommendation to skip due diligence.
• Homeowners remain responsible for hiring decisions and contract terms.

4) Independent verification expectations

Before hiring, we encourage homeowners to independently confirm key details:

• Licensing, insurance, and permits (as applicable)
• Scope alignment between your quote and contractor proposal
• Recent reviews, references, and written project terms