Contractor introduction
Tell me the project. I'll tell you who I'd use.
No directory, no lead auction, no list sold to whoever paid for placement. One or two names I would put on my own house, with the reasons why — and no referral fee accepted from any of them.
How it works
Four steps, and no obligation at any of them.
- 01You describe the project
Enough detail that I know which trade it is and roughly what scale. Two minutes.
- 02I come back with questions, or with names
Sometimes the honest answer is that the scope needs settling first. If so, I will say that rather than send you to three contractors to figure it out at your expense.
- 03One or two names, with reasons
Why these people, what they are good at, what they are not, and what to ask each of them.
- 04You hire them directly
Your contract is with the contractor. I am not a party to it, I take no fee from them, and I have no stake in which one you pick — or whether you use either.
- No referral fee accepted from any contractor
- Two names, so you are always comparing
- No obligation to list with me, ever
Prefer to talk it through? Call or text 416-953-9545
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Stated plainly
Vetted is not warranted.
This matters enough to say here rather than in a footer, and it is repeated in the confirmation you receive.
- Contractors are independent businesses; you contract directly with them
- Documentation is supplied by the contractor and is not independently audited by me
- I am not a party to your contract and do not supervise the work
- An introduction is not a warranty, guarantee, or assumption of liability
- Get the quote, the insurance certificate and the warranty in writing before any money moves
Before the quotes arrive
Know what you are reading.
Whichever contractor you use — mine or your own — the guides cover what a proper quote contains for that trade, what actually drives the price, and the red flags worth walking away from.