Safety
House Hand is built around clear listings, private offers, address privacy, and homeowner choice, so small jobs can move forward with less back-and-forth.
Your exact address and contact details stay off the public listing and away from workers until you accept an offer. Then they are shared only with that worker for that job.
Workers send price, timing, and scope directly to you. Competing workers do not see each other's offers.
Worker profiles show services, locations, photos, self-described experience, and reviews from completed House Hand jobs, giving you more to compare than a name and phone number.
Workers create their own profiles, so you can review their details, ask questions, compare offers, and decide whether they fit your job.
Some jobs may need a licensed or insured professional. House Hand helps you connect, and you are responsible for confirming any qualification that matters before hiring.
House Hand is for small, low-risk work. Don't post, and don't accept:
Report it through the job page or the House Hand support center. We review reports, preserve marketplace records, and can restrict or remove accounts when needed.