If you’re using the app to search for vendors and home projects, the app is free to use and enjoy and love and brag about at parties.

Home-improvement professionals pay a monthly subscription fee to list their project addresses in the app. At the basic rate, they can showcase up to 50 homes they’ve worked on.

The HomeWorked app features more than 30 vendor specialties. You’ll find everything from roofing and solar to driveways and landscaping. You’ll also see builders, designers, gates, fencing, siding, stonework, pools, patios, windows, garage doors, and much more. 

For every project a vendor lists in HomeWorked, they can upload 5 images. Those images can be a combination of project photos, promotional ads, or pictures of puppies … it’s their choice.

To quote our Social Media Person, “a hundred percent.” Yes, when you contact local vendors through HomeWorked, that conversation and the information you exchange is not viewable by the public.

Excellent point, and here’s what gives. When you see a home that makes you say, “%^$#!, that’s nice!” you can’t help but wonder what the inside looks like, or the back yard. So HomeWorked caters to all home-improvement gurus, including interior designers, ADU builders, patio experts, spa savants, and pool pros.

Sadly, some vendors aren’t on HomeWorked (yet). Maybe it’s because they’re absolutely crushing it and don’t need all the extra exposure they’d get by being on HomeWorked. Or, maybe they haven’t heard about HomeWorked, which brings us to …

You bet your Chip Gaines poster we do! If a vendor uses your name and email as a reference when signing up for a HomeWorked subscription, we’ll send you a digital gift card worth a cool $25!

Nope. You can search anywhere you want. Simply type that city or zip code into the Search bar, and start exploring.

We do not. We’ve had too many experiences where “highly rated” companies were total jerk-faces. So, we’re letting the finished work speak for itself. But if we had to, we’d give this answer 5 stars!

That would be like picking which of our children is our favorite (although, depending on the day …). But seriously, it’s impossible to choose. Jonathan and Drew deserve equal love.

Totally. The Toolbox in the app allows you to save vendors and projects so you can follow up with them whenever you’re ready.

The concept came from vendor yard signs, those stick-in-the-ground signs that display a company’s name and contact info while they’re working on that property. A good friend of ours did a big home project for us – which turned out gorgeous – and when the job was finished, he came by to remove his business sign from our front yard. But to us, that didn’t make sense, because then people passing by wouldn’t know who did the awesome work on our house, now that it was complete. Home improvement vendors are skilled artists, and we want to help them put their signature on their finished projects. That’s how HomeWorked started.

If a home-improvement Vendor has done work on your property, and wants to showcase their work and feature that project in the HomeWorked app, here’s Our Promise:

• We don’t sell your data (meaning, your address listing). That’s not why we’re here.
• We don’t share that data.
• The only data we have access to is project addresses, entered into the app by Vendors who have done work on that property. And we only use that info to list home-improvement projects and allow those projects to show up on the HomeWorked Map.
• You stay in control.
• We take data security very seriously, and so do our Vendors.

Bring ’em on! We’re eager to get the conversation started and answer any questions you have. Simply email us at info@homeworked.com, and we’ll get back to you as soon as we’re done watching our favorite “Rock the Block” episodes again.