Explain the repair
Share useful details, photos, timing, and the property location so technicians can understand the request.
The Hero AppJoin early accessFor homeowners
A clearer way to get
home repairs moving.
When something needs attention, finding the right person should not require endless calls and repeated explanations. The Hero App is being built to help homeowners describe the work once, connect with qualified local technicians, and follow the job from first response through completion.
How it will work
Start with the problem.
Choose the right path.
Review the next step
Depending on the work, start with a listed service, virtual consultation, estimate request, or onsite assessment.
Keep the job organized
Follow technician acceptance, scheduling, updates, estimates, and invoices in one planned workflow.
Planned service categories
Find the skill that
fits the repair.
Initial categories are being evaluated for a focused pilot. Actual coverage will depend on qualified technician participation.
01PlumbingDescribe a plumbing problem, share useful photos, and start a clearer conversation with a qualified local technician when the marketplace reaches your area.→02Heating & coolingShare equipment details and symptoms with local HVAC technicians for planned maintenance, troubleshooting, or time-sensitive heating and cooling needs.→03ElectricalExplain an electrical repair or installation request and connect with an appropriately qualified technician for assessment and next steps.→04Appliance repairProvide the appliance type, model, symptoms, and error codes so a repair technician can better understand the likely diagnostic visit.→05LocksmithRequest help with residential locks, keys, and access hardware from a qualified local locksmith when service becomes available.→06Home maintenanceOrganize everyday repair and maintenance requests with enough detail for the right technician to evaluate the work and plan a visit.→
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Urgent Service
Home-repair help.
Not emergency response.
Urgent Service is planned for time-sensitive repair requests. It will not replace 911, police, fire, medical services, or utility emergency lines.
Contact the appropriate emergency service first for immediate threats involving life safety, fire, gas, crime, major electrical hazards, medical emergencies, or uncontrolled flooding.