What happens after you request a quote

You should know what happens before you submit a phone number. Here is the plain-language version.

1

You describe the project

We ask for the service, ZIP code, timeline, homeowner status, basic scope, and contact details needed to understand the request. More specific projects may need more specific details.

2

You give consent for this request

When you submit, you consent to be contacted about the project you described. We store the page, time, consent language, and technical details tied to that submission.

3

We look for one relevant match

The match depends on trade, service area, availability, and the kind of work requested. The goal is one relevant connection, not a blast to unrelated companies.

4

The matched pro or service partner may contact you

They may call or text to confirm details, ask follow-up questions, and schedule an estimate if the project fits. You are never obligated to hire anyone.

If no good match is available

Coverage is not identical in every trade and ZIP code. If we cannot identify a relevant match, the best next step may be to use the HomeAnswer checklist to compare local quotes yourself. We would rather say coverage is limited than send your request somewhere irrelevant.

How to prepare for the call

How to stop contact

You can tell a caller not to contact you again, reply STOP to a text where available, or email privacy@homeanswer.com. For privacy requests, use Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information.