Three quotes. No pressure. Free.
Homative connects you with pre-screened local contractors so you can compare real quotes instead of guessing. Here's exactly how the process works, start to finish.
From your zip code to compared quotes
Three steps, no cost, no obligation. You stay in control at every stage.
Share your zip code and project
Tell us what you need done — a new roof, replacement windows, a furnace, gutters, or siding — along with your zip code, timeline, and a few details about your home. The form takes about two minutes, and there's nothing to download or pay for.
- Pick your service and describe the work in plain language
- Enter the zip code where the work will happen
- Add your contact details so the matched pros can reach you
We match you with up to three pre-screened local pros
We look at your project type and location, then match you with up to three contractors from our network who serve your area. Before any pro reaches you, we check for active state licensing, valid liability insurance, and a verifiable review history. Only contractors who clear those checks get your details.
- We match on service area, project type, and availability
- Each matched pro is checked for licensing, insurance, and reviews
- We share your details only with the matched pros — not a wider list
Compare quotes and decide on your own terms
The matched pros reach out with quotes. You compare price, scope, and timing side by side, ask questions, and hire whoever fits — or no one at all. There's no obligation to accept any quote, and we never charge homeowners.
- Most homeowners hear from at least one pro within a few hours
- Compare written estimates instead of guessing at a fair price
- Decline all quotes any time — there's no obligation and no fee
Free for homeowners. Always.
Homative is free for homeowners — there's no fee to submit a project, get matched, or compare quotes. Contractors in our network pay us when they receive a qualified match, which is how the service stays free for you. You're never billed, and you're never obligated to hire.