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Finding Reliable Contractors
Homeowners, contractors, and property managers struggle to find, vet, and coordinate reliable construction partners, causing delays and poor communication.
In their words
I have the money. I want to pay someone. It shouldn't be this hard.
the build is not the job. the build is the free sample.
We are kind of appalled at the industry and concerned about actually hiring someone for this big project who can’t event write us back.
no matter how much you explain or give references on how buildings should look, they still mess it up and it seems I have to build the map alone if I want it done right
we've expanded significantly in the past couple of years and need a more consistent method for discovering upcoming projects to keep up with our recent growth.
Does anyone have any suggestions on how I could have a system where my staff could easily update their availability.
the independent surveyors are so backlogged that I'll hear about from them in about a month
I feel like I’m constantly managing the project manager.
You won't get answers to any tech problems or support.
finding a reliable team has been much harder than I expected
We tried to call a handful of different plumbers to come assess what might be going on, but none will come because they “don’t work on condos.”
Does anyone know if there's a private, contractors-only tool that shows you whether a new lead has a history of not paying — before you quote?
I've tried to find local contractors who will just take pride in their work and get it done right the first time.
Homeowners and contractors
Where they talk
- r/Contractor
- r/Homebuilding
- r/GeneralContractor
- r/Construction
- r/AskContractors
- r/Roofing
- r/govcon
- r/landscaping
Tools they use today
- Airtable
- Buildertrend
- ConstructConnect
- Jobber
- Alibaba
- Angie's List
Why those fall short
- surveyors backlogged; small firms only do plats, not topo
- clunky, tries to do too much, subs and clients barely use it
- Channels disabled, support unresponsive, bot useless, guidelines contradictory
- finding responsible, reasonably priced handymen is as much work as a PM
- trades and their offices stop replying; office closes early
Map of ideas
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