Home repair, construction, and handywork happen during the day — the same hours when many women are home alone.
Think about how most of these jobs actually get booked. The plumber, the electrician, the painter, the handyman — they come during business hours. And during business hours, in countless households, the person who's home to open the door is a woman, often on her own.
That means a great many women find themselves alone in their house with a man they've never met — sometimes for an hour, sometimes for days at a time on a bigger project. For a lot of women, that simply doesn't feel safe. Feeling tense, watchful, or uneasy in your own home while a stranger works in it is far more common than people admit, and it's rarely talked about.
No one should have to choose between getting their home fixed and feeling secure inside it. But today, that's the quiet trade-off many women make every time something breaks.
Our goal is simple: for women to feel safe in their own home during construction and home repairs.
We accomplish that by making it easy to hire fully vetted women technicians to do the work. When the person at your door is a woman — one who has passed a detailed vetting survey, an independent third-party background check, and a real conversation with our team — the whole experience changes. You can get the job done and still feel comfortable, at ease, and safe in your own space.
Find Her Trade brings those women together in one place: a nationwide directory of women contractors and technicians across every trade, so any woman who wants one can find a qualified, verified woman for the job.
Safety, first
Feeling secure in your own home isn't a nice-to-have. It's the reason this exists.
Vetted, always
Every pro is independently background-checked before she's ever listed.
Women, throughout
From the technician at your door to the trade she trained in — women, supporting women.