SiteCrew Property maintenance
A contractor repairs a roof at dusk.

Property work, without the chasing

Send the job once.
We do the rest.

Something breaks at your building. Tell us once. We find a local contractor who does that work, check their paperwork, and hold your money safe until you say the job is done right.

10% That is our whole fee. No monthly charge, no sign-up cost, and nothing at all unless the job actually goes ahead.

334Checked contractors
1,807Jobs finished
131Buildings looked after
88%Finished on time
37 minAverage reply
40Kinds of work

Two ways to work with us

Pick the one that suits the job. Both cost the same 10%.

Most people pick this

We hold the money

You put the job money in before work starts. The contractor can see it is real, so they show up. We watch the job.

  • Your money is held safe, not paid out yet
  • It is only released when you say the work is done
  • If you and the contractor disagree, we step in and sort it out
  • Photos before and after, so you can see the work from anywhere
For simple jobs

You deal direct

Pay our 10% for finding and checking the contractor, then handle the job between you.

  • You get the match and the ratings, and their phone number once our fee is in
  • You pay the contractor yourself, however you agree
  • We do not hold the money and do not watch the job
  • No guarantees from us on this one

Why both sides want us in the middle

Everyone in this trade has been burned once. Here is the fix.

The contractor's worry

“I did the work and now the customer will not pay me.”

What we do

The money is already in before you start. You can see it is there. When the job is done and approved, you get paid — the customer cannot quietly disappear with your work in their building.

The customer's worry

“I paid and the contractor never showed up.”

What we do

Your money is held, not handed over. Nothing is released until you say the work is done right. If nobody turns up, your money comes back to you.

And if you two disagree? We are already standing in the middle holding the money, with the photos, the messages and the dates in front of us. We look at what actually happened and we decide. That is the job you are paying the 10% for.

Ratings go both ways

Everybody knows who they are dealing with before they say yes.

You see the contractor

How many jobs they finished, how many were on time, how fast they answer, and what other customers said.

Keystone Plumbing Score 91

128 jobs done · 96% on time · answers in 18 min

The contractor sees you

How fast you pay, whether the site was ready, and whether the job was what you said it was. Worked out from real records — nobody can buy a better number.

Regional Apartments Group 4.4 stars

Pays in about 19 days · 0% late · no disputes

How a job runs

Five steps. You only do the first and the last.

1

Tell us what is wrong

Add photos and anything the contractor should know. Takes about a minute.

2

We find the right person

We only offer it to contractors who do that work, cover your area, and have current paperwork.

3

You get real prices

Contractors send a price. Every price is an estimate until they have seen the job with their own eyes.

4

The work gets done

Photos before and after. You can see it from your phone without driving over.

5

You approve, they get paid

Money is released only when you say it is done right.

Two kinds of contractor

Because a leaking main and a lawn are not the same job.

Full contractors

Insured businesses

Licence and insurance on file and checked before they are sent anywhere. These take the bigger jobs, the licensed trades, and anything at a commercial building.

Side-work helpers

Small jobs, fair price

Skilled people with a day job who take small work in the evenings and at weekends — house fixes, cutting grass, pool care. Small jobs only, and if they carry no insurance we say so on their name before you pick them.

A contractor working on a roof at dusk

No work, no fees

Joining costs nothing. There is no monthly charge and no sign-up cost. You only ever pay us when you win a job and get paid for it — if we do not make you money, we do not make any either.

  • Free to join and free to stay in
  • See the job, the address and the money before you say yes
  • See how the customer pays before you take their work
  • Get paid straight after the customer approves
$0 to join Join the crew Two minutes. Five questions.

Real jobs, start to finish

Every job on SiteCrew is photographed before and after. Same camera, same angle — only the work changes.

A sink cabinet with standing water and a corroded trap
Before
The same cabinet, dry, with a new trap and a replaced board
After
Water leaking under a kitchen sink

Rittenhouse Court, Unit 304 — Philadelphia, PA

Plumbing Fixed in 4 hours Approved the same day
Lifted shingles with the underlay exposed
Before
The same roof plane repaired with matching shingle
After
Storm damage on a flat roof

Marshall Street Apartments — Norristown, PA

Roofing Fixed in 2 days Money released on approval

What we fix

40 kinds of work. 14 of them we can send out for an emergency.

Hands repair a drain under a sink. An electrician checks a breaker panel. An outdoor heating and cooling unit is being serviced. Hands repair asphalt shingles on a roof. A roller paints a clean line on an interior wall. A mower cuts grass around a property. A cleared walk has salt after snow. Hands fit a lock on a commercial door.

Building Systems

  • Plumbing
  • Electrical
  • HVAC

Interior

  • Flooring
  • Painting
  • Drywall
  • Carpentry
  • Doors
  • Appliance Repair
  • Pest Control
  • Cleaning
  • Janitorial

Exterior & Grounds

  • Roofing
  • Gutter cleaning and repair
  • Windows
  • Glass
  • Landscaping
  • Snow Removal
  • Concrete
  • Masonry
  • Fencing
  • Garage Doors
  • Pool Care

Restoration

  • Fire / Smoke Restoration
  • Water Damage
  • Mold Remediation

Preservation

  • Trash-Out
  • Debris Removal
  • Property Preservation
  • Board-Up
  • Winterization

Security & Technology

  • Locksmith
  • Security Systems
  • Access Control
  • Low Voltage
  • CCTV
  • Networking
  • IT Field Service

General

  • Handyman
  • General Construction

Who we work for, and where

Brick apartment buildings at dusk.

Apartments

Turns, leaks, locks, heating and everything tenants call about.

A row of small storefronts at dusk.

Shops and restaurants

Doors, glass, lights and cold rooms — fixed before you open.

A low suburban office building in the evening.

Offices

Heating, cooling, lighting and the small things people complain about.

Warehouse dock doors along a building.

Warehouses

Dock doors, lighting, concrete and safety fixes.

A clean medical building exterior.

Medical and dental

Careful work in places that cannot close.

A quiet vacant property with boarded windows.

Empty and bank-owned

Secure it, clear it out, keep it safe through winter.

Delaware New Jersey New York Pennsylvania Somewhere else? Tell us and we will find contractors there.

Straight talk

The things other sites bury. Read them before you sign up.

The job contract is between you and the contractor

We introduce and we check. Permits, licences, insurance and the work itself belong to you and the contractor — not to us.

You swap numbers once we are paid

You and the contractor can message each other here from the start, but phone numbers and email addresses are shared once the job is awarded and our fee is in. It is the only thing that stops people using us to find each other and then cutting us out, and it is why we can afford to charge nothing up front.

Contractors keep every customer we did not find

If we introduce a contractor to you, their work for you runs through us for 12 months after their last job. That is the only limit, and it is not a non-compete: they stay free to work for anyone else, advertise, take their own customers, and leave whenever they like. If somebody was already your contractor before we introduced you, tell us and none of it applies.

Prices are estimates until seen

A contractor cannot know everything from a photo. Their price stands once they have looked at the job in person.

The most we can ever owe you is our fee

If something goes wrong and it is our fault, the most we will ever pay is the money you actually paid us. Not a dollar more. If you do not agree with that, please do not use the site. Read the rules.

A mixed row of buildings at dusk.

Ready to stop chasing contractors?

Tell us what needs fixing. It takes about two minutes and costs nothing.

Are you a contractor? Join the crew — free to join, you only ever pay when you win work.