An opportunity beyond your usual reach.
Be considered by a homeowner who may never have contacted your company. We share a clear brief so you can decide whether the work, location and timing fit before investing in an estimate.
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A chance at a project you might never have seen without another full sales presentation. Most homeowners who come to us already have a bid they’re considering. We help them explore their options, giving your company a chance to be considered when your work, pricing and availability fit their needs.
We work directly with your estimating contact and handle the homeowner’s questions. Your estimator assesses the work and prepares the offer, while your sales reps stay focused on other customers. Less time on repeat consultations. A chance to win work you might otherwise miss.
Introduce your company. We’ll discuss fit, standards and participation before any homeowner introduction.
Get considered for new projectsLess repeat sales workWin by meeting homeowner needs
Homeowner advocacy is our main job
Get considered for work
you might otherwise miss.
The homeowner may have been ready to hire someone else before finding us. We put their needs into a clear request and invite suitable contractors to submit a written offer. You get a chance to show why your company fits, while we help the homeowner save time, understand the options and seek better value.
Keep your sales team selling.
Work directly with us through your estimator, owner or designated contact. We handle the homeowner’s questions and coordination, helping reduce the need for another sales presentation while your sales reps focus on other customers. Your team still assesses the work and prepares the quote.
Win on fit, scope and price.
Show how your company meets the homeowner’s needs with a clear scope, competitive price and the strengths that set you apart. Our goal is to save the homeowner time and money. They choose who gets the job.
We review your company and discuss whether the network is a good fit. Applying does not guarantee approval, a public listing or work.
A simpler way to work through the estimate
One clear project brief.
A direct line to your estimator.
We step in for the homeowner to organize their priorities and questions before your team prepares an offer. That means less time spent repeating consultations and a clearer conversation with your estimator.
Assign an estimator, owner or other knowledgeable contact who can explain the proposal and reach the person who approves pricing. We manage the communication around the homeowner’s needs. Your team handles the technical assessment and decisions about your offer.
If this process reduces your selling costs, we want that efficiency reflected in a competitive offer for the homeowner.
Any savings depend on your process and the project. Technical visits may still be needed, and your existing sales compensation arrangements remain your responsibility. We do not promise that commissions disappear or that every project costs less.
Who we want to meet
Installations. Repairs. Ongoing upkeep.
Tell us where you shine.
We’re building relationships with contractors across these trades. Tell us which services you actually offer so we can discuss the right opportunities.
Roofing contractors
Roof replacement, leak repairs, inspections and maintenance. Asphalt shingles, metal and flat or low-slope systems.
Solar & battery specialists
New solar, battery backup, system repairs and monitoring support. Panel removal and reinstallation for roofing projects.
HVAC contractors
Heating and cooling replacements, heat pumps, ductless systems and ductwork. Diagnostics, repairs and maintenance.
Take smaller service calls? Let us know. Our usual focus is planned projects of $7,000 or more, and we’re learning which repair and maintenance requests our network can support.
How network participation works
You choose the fit.
The homeowner chooses the contractor.
Introduce your company and estimating contact.
Share your services, coverage, availability and the strengths you can demonstrate. Name the person who will review project briefs, answer questions and coordinate pricing decisions.
Review the project and the fee.
For a potential match, review the initial brief and exact success fee. Before an introduction, we complete screening, the participation agreement and secure payment authorization. The success fee is not charged at this stage.
Assess the project. Work through one clear request.
With the homeowner’s permission, we coordinate the introduction and estimate arrangements. Your team assesses the work and provides price, scope, exclusions, warranty and timing in writing. We gather questions and coordinate replies. Other contractors may also bid.
Win the work. Contract directly.
The homeowner signs your contract and pays you directly. Report the signed agreement and initial deposit. Once both are confirmed, your agreed success fee becomes due.
Know the cost before bidding
A disclosed success fee.
No guessing what you’ll owe.
Our fixed contractor success fee is $750 to $2,500, based on expected project size. You receive the exact amount before bidding. Every participating contractor on the same opportunity is offered the same fee. You pay this fee; it must not be added to or change the homeowner’s agreed contract price.
The fee becomes due after the homeowner signs your agreement and you receive the initial deposit. During the pilot, we send an invoice notice before collecting the fee under your separate card authorization.
A higher winning price does not automatically increase the fee. Paying a fee does not buy preferred placement.
How we’re paidGood work starts with clear expectations
Bring the same care
to the quote as the job.
We look for clear proposals, dependable communication and respect for the homeowner’s time.
- Keep licensing, bond and insurance information current.
- Be upfront about availability, exclusions and changes in scope.
- Explain warranty coverage and who handles follow-up.
- Respond to questions and let us know when plans change.
When bids are requested, we check required credentials and available disciplinary information. You remain responsible for your proposals, agreements and work. We coordinate and advocate for the homeowner.
A useful local directory starts with useful details
Help homeowners find
the right kind of contractor.
Share your service areas, specialties, website and the kinds of work you take. These details help us understand your company and discuss homeowner introductions. If you’re interested in a public contractor profile, let us know. We would review the details and listing permission with you before anything appears.
See our homeowner service areasIntroduce your company
Let’s get to know
your business.
Tell us who will handle the bids, what sets your company apart and how you work with homeowners. We’ll review your application and talk through how we could work together.
No payment details needed here. This application is not a contract, fee authorization or promise of work.
Prefer a conversation?
Call 541-200-4582
hello@getprojectside.com
Before you apply
A few straight answers.
How are homeowners introduced to network contractors?
We review the project with you and, if it fits, arrange an introduction with the homeowner’s permission once screening and participation agreements are complete. More than one contractor may be invited to quote. The homeowner decides who to hire. We do not guarantee work.
Can I decline an opportunity?
Yes. Review the initial brief and participation terms before deciding. Tell us if the scope, location or timing does not fit so we can improve future matches.
When do I pay?
Your disclosed success fee becomes due only after the homeowner signs your contractor agreement and you receive the initial deposit. The exact fee and collection authorization are agreed separately before an introduction. Applying does not authorize payment.
Who signs the construction contract and gets the deposit?
You and the homeowner contract directly. The homeowner pays you for the work. Our coordination and homeowner advocacy are separate from your responsibility for the project.
Will ProjectSide negotiate my bid?
Homeowners can choose paid Full Advocacy for detailed comparison, clarification and one final negotiation round. We may ask about price, scope, warranty and timing. You decide which changes you can offer.
Is ProjectSide acting as our sales representative?
Our focus is the homeowner’s needs and informed choice. We organize requests, appointments and questions. Your contact explains the technical proposal and approves any changes. We do not commit to selling your company’s offer or choosing you over another contractor.
Will this remove sales commissions or guarantee a lower price?
No. It may reduce repeated presentations and administrative work, depending on how your company operates. You remain responsible for your compensation arrangements and estimating costs. If the process saves money, we ask you to reflect that efficiency in a competitive offer. Savings are not guaranteed.
Does the lowest price win?
Not automatically. The homeowner decides what matters, including the scope, communication, warranty and timing. We ask for a clear written proposal, not disclosure of your internal profit margin.
Can repair and maintenance companies apply?
Yes. Tell us your specialties and minimum job size. Our usual focus is planned projects of $7,000 or more. Smaller-job coverage and fit are confirmed individually. Applying is not a promise of repair or maintenance work.
Will my company appear in a public directory?
Not automatically. This application helps us review network fit. If you’re interested in a public profile, we’ll discuss the listing details and permission with you separately. No profile is published through this form.
Am I approved as soon as I apply?
No. The application starts a conversation. Screening, participation terms and project-specific requirements must be completed before an introduction.
Local companies. Clear expectations.
Build trust with homeowners.
Start with an introduction.
Tell us what you do best. We’ll start there.