How it works
One place for your home: fixing it, moving, and paying for the work.
Here's exactly what happens after you ask Henry for help — and what doesn't.
What can Henry help with?
You tell us the project
Four quick questions: what, where, when, and anything the pro should know before they price it. No account, no phone call.
Only three pros get it
Only three Henry Standard pros in your ZIP get your request — each has agreed to show up, quote honestly in writing, and finish the work. If nobody in your ZIP has crew capacity for your timeline, we tell you that instead of selling your info to whoever bids highest.
Up to three pros reach out
Never four, never twelve. Each one confirms an estimate window in writing. If one no-shows, tell us and it counts against their standing.
You compare and decide
Written estimates side by side. Hire one, hire none — you never owe Homeowner Henry a dollar either way.
Quick question first
What can Henry help with?
Pick the one that fits. It's free for homeowners.
Vetting
What a pro clears before you meet them
- Local pros who serve your county and trade
- Written, itemized estimates — no verbal ballparks
- Signed commitment to the Henry Standard on estimates and scope
- Ongoing scorecard: no-shows, late quotes, and complaints tracked
- Realtors: serve your county and agree to the Henry Standard on fast, honest replies
Different from the big lead sites
Contractors or realtors contacting you
Henry: Up to 3, capped
Typical site: 5–12, sold repeatedly
Cost to homeowner
Henry: $0
Typical site: $0, but your data is the product
No-show accountability
Henry: Two strikes and removed
Typical site: None
Who vets the pro
Henry: Henry's team, before matching
Typical site: Self-reported profile
Paying for the job
Henry: Henry Pay schedule both sides approve
Typical site: Pay up front and hope