For service providers
Build your DC-area home-service business.
New businesses, solo operators, and small crews are welcome. Apply for handyman, plumbing, electrical, painting, or landscaping lead access in our current service areas. No monthly fee. Choose the leads you buy.
Five free leads for eligible early providers.
The first 10 approved businesses receiving active seats in each market and service receive a code for five free leads in that market and service, subject to offer and lead availability. Approval does not guarantee leads or work.
After the free uses, buy only the leads you choose at the price shown before each purchase. No monthly fee or automatic purchase. See lead pricing.
Homing Work is a new platform. We’re building our customer base, so leads may be limited or unavailable at first. Signing up doesn’t guarantee leads or work.
No more than three businesses can buy one lead. You review the lead and its price before deciding to buy.
Your business quotes, contracts with, and receives payment from the customer directly.
Before you create an account
Bring the basics. Know the next steps.
Creating an account starts your provider application. Approval, an available service seat, and lead availability are separate steps.
Business and contact details
Your business name, contact name, phone, email, address, and a description of your work. New businesses can enter zero years in business.
Your services and coverage
Choose the services you offer and up to two current markets. Check your ZIP and service before creating an account.
Accurate qualifications
If you say you are licensed, provide your license details. If you say you are insured, upload a certificate of insurance. You are responsible for the licenses and coverage required for your work.
Review and payment readiness
Review the Provider Terms and save a supported payment method before submitting your application for review. Saving the payment method alone does not charge you. Account creation alone does not approve your application or reserve a seat.
Capacity by design
Three limits keep access focused.
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Room for local businesses to compete, without a few companies taking every seat.
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Less crowding. A place to build customer relationships and grow your business.
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Customers get a manageable choice, and providers avoid a long line of competing callers.
Provider model
Know the rules before you apply.
Applications are reviewed for the requested services and service area. A market-and-service combination that already has 20 active seats uses a waitlist rather than admitting a twenty-first provider.
Exact matching
A lead appears only when its five-digit ZIP belongs to an approved market and its service matches an active provider seat.
First come, first served
An eligible lead remains available until three unique provider businesses have purchased it.
Price shown first
The lead-access price and remaining availability appear before purchase. A purchase buys contact access, not a guaranteed job.
Pay per lead
Confirm the displayed total and pay for one lead at a time. Contact details unlock after payment succeeds.
Qualified-day activity
Stay active when matching leads are available. Low inventory pauses the inactivity count; see Provider Terms for the full policy.
Complete applications
A business must provide complete requested information before Homing Work will consider its application.
Ready to review the full process?
Application, approval, payment readiness, then eligible lead access.
The provider guide explains what is collected, how provider capacity works, what a purchase unlocks, and how billing and inactivity rules operate.
Why I built Homing Work
“I was tired of paying for leads only to find I was the twentieth person calling a frustrated customer. I wanted a more professional way for customers and local businesses to connect—with room to compete and a reason to feel good about the process.”
Drew, founder of Homing Work