We run a matching service for one place: Hillsboro and its west-side neighbors. Homeowners post a project, we check it, and only licensed pros who actually cover your zip code get to respond.
Between school pickups and shift schedules at the Silicon Forest campuses, nobody here has an afternoon to burn calling six voicemail boxes. Our whole product is compressing 'find a good contractor' into one careful request — whether you're in a 2020s Reed's Crossing townhome or a 1940s bungalow near downtown.
Hillsboro is really two cities: master-planned newer neighborhoods like Orenco Station and Reed's Crossing, and the older grid around Main Street and Shute Park. We match your project to pros with a track record in the kind of house you actually own — warranty-era construction and 80-year-old framing are different jobs.
Oregon's Construction Contractors Board makes verification straightforward, and we use it. Active license, bond, and insurance are confirmed before any pro joins the network — not after a complaint.
Your phone number goes to the small set of contractors matched to your specific request. It is never resold, syndicated, or dropped into a lead marketplace.
From North Plains down to Aloha and out to Forest Grove — that's the whole map. Staying small keeps our contractor list current and our matches honest.
Describe the work once, including the location, timing, and any details that could affect the scope. This gives responding contractors a useful starting point and helps avoid comparisons based on incomplete information.
Contractors remain independent businesses. Homeowners should confirm credentials, insurance, references, written scope, schedule, warranty, and payment terms before choosing a contractor for any project.
Describe the job once and we'll match you with verified local pros — completely free, with no obligation to hire.