Questions homeowners ask first

Straight answers, including the ones that are awkward for us.

The free plan

If it is free, it is too good to be true.

No Catch. It's a real plan. We make money off of the vendors by effectively negotiating a discount from them for bringing them access to our customer base. Our customers pay the same price as if they'd called those vendors themselves. We make that pre-negotiated rate.

Think of it like Costco, we buy home services in bulk at a discount, you pay the normal rate. BUT, you only have to have ONE relationship for anything that comes up for your home. We'll get you multiple quotes, we'll negotiate scope, we'll help you think through the best option for your budget. All with vetted vendors who carry insurance and actually warranty their work.

What does Free include?

Everything except the visits. Your Home Manager learns the house once with the 150-point assessment, then handles any project: a leaking spigot, a kitchen renovation, a pool. Vendors sourced, quotes compared, work scheduled, and the vendor held to their warranty. All of it, at no charge.

The paid plans are the same relationship with the quarterly visits added, about an hour with your Home Manager four times a year. If you never buy a plan, the facilitation stays free.

How the money works

Are you just trying to sell me stuff in my home?

No. We never recommend work because a vendor has capacity. Maintenance is us trying to prevent issues in the home. Projects are you deciding you want something.

It is just not worth it. We are incentivized by volume, not one project. We make way more money by building trust and having a 15 year relationship than we would if we sold you a water softener you do not need. Because we are your everything for the home relationship, we do not have an agenda or quota to sell specific things you do not need.

Aren't you motivated to push for higher prices?

No. We make our money over years with the same house, not on any one job. The incremental dollar on a project is never worth risking the relationship.

On any project above roughly the size of a mortgage payment we bring two quotes. If a job is urgent, or you would rather we just pick, you can waive that for the job or as a standing preference. When a vendor is out of line on price, the vendor gets the pushback and it does not reach you.

Who actually does the work?

Licensed, insured vendors do the work and warranty it. We make sure the work is warrantied and we hold the vendor accountable to you. Your Home Manager personally performs the quarterly visit.

Working with us

Where do you work?

The Austin metro, across twelve cities: Austin, Westlake, Bee Caves, Spicewood, Round Rock, Georgetown, Cedar Park, Leander, Bastrop, Elgin, Buda, Kyle.

Austin
78617, 78652, 78653, 78660, 78701, 78702, 78703, 78704, 78705, 78712, 78719, 78721, 78722, 78723, 78724, 78725, 78726, 78727, 78728, 78729, 78730, 78731, 78732, 78735, 78736, 78737, 78739, 78740, 78741, 78742, 78744, 78745, 78747, 78748, 78749, 78750, 78751, 78752, 78753, 78754, 78756, 78757, 78758, 78759
Westlake
78733, 78746
Bee Caves
78734, 78738
Spicewood
78619, 78620, 78669, 78676
Round Rock
78634, 78664, 78665, 78681, 78717
Georgetown
78626, 78628, 78633
Cedar Park
78613
Leander
78641, 78642, 78645
Bastrop
78602, 78612
Elgin
78621
Buda
78610
Kyle
78640, 78666

70 ZIP codes across 12 cities in the Austin metro.

Outside those ZIP codes, we put you on the waitlist and tell you the week we get there.

What if I already have a plumber I like?

We are not here to break up longstanding vendor relationships. If you have a plumber you like, we first try to get them signed up as a vendor so we can work with them and facilitate on your behalf.

If they are not interested in being a vendor or do not qualify, we cannot facilitate work through them. That does not mean we stop you from using them. We just cannot be the ones to facilitate for liability reasons.

Do I have to approve everything?

No, you can set a threshold and say anything under this dollar value, assume auto-approval and just get the work done. The auto-approve capability is not on by default.

What happens if something goes wrong with the work?

You text us, not the vendor. The vendor warranties their work and we hold them to it, including getting them back out.

You text your Home Manager, not the vendor. We document the issue, contact the vendor, and require them to honor their warranty by returning to fix it at no additional labor cost. If a vendor will not honor their warranty or is unresponsive, we find a replacement vendor and hold the original vendor accountable. We stay on it until the work is done right and you are satisfied.

The visit and what it covers

What happens on the quarterly visit?

About an hour, four times a year, performed in person by your Home Manager. The same core maintenance every visit: moisture meter readings at every bath, the kitchen, the laundry and the water heater, the plumbing fixtures, the kitchen and laundry appliances, and the filters, replaced only when they are due.

Each visit also covers the seasonal jobs, photographed before and after. Then the two of you set the gameplan for the quarter, and you get the Home Brief afterward.

See everything the visit covers

What is not included?

Naming this plainly is what makes the rest believable. The paid plans cover the visits, the coordination and the records. The work itself is quoted and billed by the vendor who does it.

The quarterly visits, ongoing coordination, and your home record are covered. The actual work is performed by licensed vendors and billed separately by them at their standard rate. We do not mark it up. Materials, major appliances, and specialized trades outside our vetted network are quoted and approved before any work starts.