Short, plain-language steps for each part of Installrr. Pick the role that fits you.
Post a job
- Tap Post on the bottom bar.
- Pick the trade, add a short description, and your zip code.
- Add photos if you have them — they help installers quote accurately.
Search for installers
- Tap Find and choose a trade and zip code.
- Open a profile to see photos, trades, service areas, and reviews.
- Trust badges show what has been verified: Identity Verified, Background Checked, Licensed, Insured, and Top Rated. Badges are signals of trust, not guarantees.
Select installers for interviews
- From an installer profile, choose Select for interview and pick one of your jobs.
- You can select up to 3 installers per job.
- The installer unlocks the opportunity to open messaging with you.
Message, hire, and review
- Chat in Messages. Tap Translate on any message if you prefer another language.
- Choose who to hire and mark it in My Jobs.
- After the work is done, leave an honest review.
Team Projects
- Create a Team Project for remodels that need several trades.
- Invite installers you've already talked with and assign each a trade.
- Use the trade board to sequence work: waiting, ready, working, completed.
- Flag an issue on a trade when something is blocking progress.
- Share photos and progress notes so everyone sees the same picture.
Remodeling Consultants
- Browse the consultant directory for advisory help on bigger projects.
- Invite a consultant to a Team Project to review the trade board and add comments.
- Consultants advise you. They are not the project's contractor unless separately licensed and engaged.
Safety, licensing, and permits
- Some work commonly requires permits or a licensed professional — especially electrical, plumbing, roofing, and structural changes.
- Check your local requirements before work begins.
- Ask installers to show current license and insurance documents.
A note on safety
Installrr is a marketplace. Homeowners and installers are responsible for complying with applicable laws, permits, licensing requirements, and building codes.