Know the project before you make the trip.

Homeowner-approved requests from Chicago's North Shore, with a one-page brief and answers on the job page.

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Field notes: a pro checking a new cedar fence gate
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See exactly what you'd get

A real request is a short note from the homeowner, a one-page brief, and a job page you can question.

  1. 1

    Same fields on every request

    Where, timing, deadline and photos, always in the same place.

  2. 2

    Answers before you quote

    The AI answers from the request, and asks the homeowner the rest.

  3. 3

    One tap to respond

    Send a price, request a visit, or pass.

Sample requestFictional, for illustration

Back fence replacement

Where
Wilmette
Timing
Before the freeze
Deciding
2 weeks
Sample photo: the old back fenceSample photo: rot at the base of a fence post

Remove and replace about 60 feet of 6-foot wood privacy fence, with a 4-foot walk gate. A written quote that includes removal and the permit.

Is the permit on me or the homeowner?

On you. The homeowner asks the contractor to pull the village permit.

A local pro loading tools into his truck

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Get requests that are already scoped, and answers before you quote.

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Two homeowners planning a project at the kitchen table

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Keep your house's record, and get projects in front of good local pros.

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A pro measuring an old fence line

Built for the way you quote

Free to join. Claimed pros are suggested first.

Know the job before you go

Every request comes scoped, with a one-page brief, photos and the facts the homeowner chose to share.

Ask before you quote

The job page answers from the homeowner's request. Anything it can't answer goes to them.

Request a visit in one tap

Pick one of the homeowner's times. They confirm, then you get the address.

Get suggested first

Claim your free profile and say what work you want. Claimed pros are suggested before unclaimed ones.

One request, start to finish

Here's how a fence job travels from a homeowner's kitchen table to your truck.

  1. Field notes: a house notebook on a kitchen table
    01

    The homeowner talks it through

    Muse already knows the house, so the request starts from facts, not guesses.

  2. A house drawn like a postage stamp
    02

    They approve it, word for word

    Nothing leaves without their OK. Their contact details stay private.

  3. The back fence in the request
    03

    You get the brief and the answers

    A one-page brief, photos, and a job page that answers your questions.

  4. The finished fence gate
    04

    You visit, quote and do the work

    Request a visit in one tap. The homeowner confirms, and you're on the calendar.

For homeowners: your house, kept in order

Free inside Muse, your AI assistant.

Your house, remembered

Muse builds a record of your house from the paperwork already in your email.

Projects, scoped in your words

Talk it through. Muse writes a clear request and a one-page brief.

You approve everything

Nothing goes to a pro until you approve it, word for word.

Your details stay private

Pros reply through us. They never see your email or phone unless you share it.

Field notes: a Tudor house on the North Shore
  • Nothing goes out without the homeowner's OKEvery request is approved, word for word.
  • Contact details stay privatePros reply through us until the homeowner shares.
  • Free to be suggestedRequests sent to you are never charged.
  • No bidding warsNo pay-per-lead, no auctions.

Questions

Does it cost anything?
No, for homeowners. Pros can claim a free profile; requests sent to you are free. Lead scores are part of the paid Pro plan.
Where do requests come from?
From North Shore homeowners using Muse, an AI assistant. Each one is approved by the homeowner before it reaches you.
What is Muse?
An AI assistant. North Shore Home works inside it: homeowners talk to Muse, and Muse uses their house record and our network of pros.
Who sees the homeowner's information?
You see the brief and the facts they chose to share. Their email, phone and address stay private until they share them.

Good houses deserve good help.