Potential new jobs
Meet homeowners working on real home improvement plans, including projects you might not otherwise hear about.
Connect with homeowners who have already spoken to an advisor and can share useful project details before you invest time in the first conversation.
Contractors need opportunities worth following up on. ServiceTrust can help you start with context instead of chasing down the basics.
Meet homeowners working on real home improvement plans, including projects you might not otherwise hear about.
Get available goals, photos, preferences, and timing in a reusable project brief before deciding whether to pursue the work.
You choose which opportunities fit, verify technical requirements, set pricing, and manage the job relationship directly.
Less time gathering basic information can add up across a month. Here is a simple illustration, not a claimed result from ServiceTrust.
of potential time back in one month
Example: 10 project opportunities × 45 minutes of preliminary back-and-forth potentially avoided.
Illustrative assumptions only. Actual time savings depend on the project, the brief, and the contractor's existing process. This does not replace on-site evaluations or quoting.The other upside: an additional source of possible jobs. Neither introductions nor sales are guaranteed.
Decide if the homeowner's goals, location, and timing fit your business.
Meet or inspect as needed, verify scope, set the price, and agree on the work.
With ProWorx Software, participating providers can manage requests, estimates, scheduling, jobs, invoices, payments, and follow-up in one place.
ServiceTrust develops the homeowner relationship and introduces potential work. ProWorx is a separate software partner that providers can use to manage opportunities once they arrive. Explore ProWorx →
Commercial arrangements, if any, are agreed between ServiceTrust and the provider. Terms should be provided before participation.
The relationship is designed to allow participating providers to use ProWorx, but no blanket software requirement is being asserted here.
The contracting provider is responsible for its agreement, work, warranties and legal obligations. ServiceTrust’s separate advisory responsibilities should be defined in its own terms.
Tell us what services you offer and where you work. Let's discuss the fit.