A useful number before you open the door.
Hearthwright keeps a maintained scope library for common home repairs, then combines the selected service line with the job-site area to build an itemized quote. The live ranges below are planning guidance—not a subscription, checkout price, or promise to do work before you approve it.
Quotes are no-obligation. A named technician reviews the actual scope and price with you before work begins.
01 / The maintained scope library
Price lines, not vague buckets.
Active service-line entries are the catalog the matcher and dispatcher use. Each line has a unit, time, or material basis, then lands in a small-fix, standard-job, or project tier.
The applicable regional labor rate, plus any stated urgency or material assumptions, shapes the range. That is why these figures are transparent without pretending one aggregate range can promise what your particular house needs.
Every range above is an aggregate view of the active library. Your itemized draft names the selected service line, its assumptions, and the regional rate used.
02 / The itemized request
Tell us what the house is telling you.
At /request, you send what is wrong, where the job is, and optional photos and contact details. The matcher turns those details into an instant itemized quote with the relevant line and area rate. No need to translate a creak or a draft into contractor language.
Walk through the whole flow- 01
The problem
Describe what is wrong in your own words. Add photos if they help show the trouble spot.
- 02
The place
Give us the job-site address so the rate is tied to the area where the work will happen, not a generic statewide guess.
- 03
The line item
The matcher selects the service line or lines, carries forward the assumptions, and calculates the draft subtotal for the quote and dispatch flow.
What carries forward
The selected line or lines, stated assumptions, regional rate, and subtotal stay together as the request moves into the existing quote and dispatch flow.
03 / What your visit includes
A clear handoff from draft to doorstep.
The live range is only the beginning. A familiar, named, region-matched Hearthwright technician reviews the actual conditions with you, confirms the scope and price, and only proceeds after you approve the work.
- A named technicianYou know who is assigned to the visit and how the person is matched to the region and scope.
- A scope and price reviewThe technician walks through what they found, what is included, and which assumptions shape the number.
- Work only after approvalIf the real conditions change the draft, you hear the reason and see the updated price before any work begins.
- A receipt and follow-upAfter the visit, you receive a written record of the work and a clear path for questions or aftercare.
The technician names what they found, what the work includes, and what it costs. If the plan changes, you hear why and see the new number before deciding.
Familiar tech. Local rate. Clear yes or no.
Get the draft. Meet the person. Decide in daylight.
There is no obligation to accept the quote. A named, familiar, region-matched Hearthwright technician will walk you through the actual scope and price before any work begins.
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