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Both. DIY is fully supported — framing a wall, wiring an outlet, rerouting a drain, tiling a bathroom. Upload your sketches, permits, or work-in-progress photos and a vetted pro will tell you what to fix and what to watch for. Same product when you're hiring out: an independent second opinion on someone else's work before you commit.

Upload photos, permits, plans, and anything you're wondering about. A vetted pro claims your review, looks it over on their own time (usually within a day or two), and sends back your Review as a PDF with findings, red flags, and next steps. They can ask you follow-up questions. You can ask up to 3 of your own. Everything stays in writing.

Every reviewer is manually vetted by an admin — website, LinkedIn, portfolio of past work, plus any active licenses their trade and state require. Minimum years in the field. No bots, no auto-approvals.

Email our concierge team within 48 hours. We'll make it right or refund you.

12 months from purchase. Any project in your account — bathroom today, kitchen next spring, second property next summer.

Yes — on the scope of work, not the legal terms. A vetted pro will tell you whether the described work is complete, whether the materials and methods are appropriate, what's missing that a reputable contractor would normally spec, and what to clarify before you sign. A scope sanity-check from someone who does the work.

No. Our pros are construction professionals, not lawyers. For payment schedules, warranty language, liability clauses, or lien waivers, talk to an attorney.

Yes. Reviews are dispute-ready and routinely accepted in small claims and arbitration. For civil court, they're strongest combined with the pro's live testimony — ask us if your case needs that. A Review is a workmanship observation by a vetted construction professional. It doesn't replace a municipal inspection required by law.

No. Workmanship standards — installation quality, slope, traps, joint integrity, fastening, manufacturer-install correctness — are substantially uniform across North America. A plumber in New York can spot hack work on a California or Ontario job just as well as a local. Your pro will flag code concerns and cite what they're confident about. Pass/fail code compliance outside the jurisdictions where they're licensed (when their trade requires a license) is for a local pro or municipal inspector.

No. Solicitation is prohibited by our Code of Conduct. A Review is an independent second opinion. Not a sales call.