The service
WhoWould researches and suggests possible independent home-service providers based on the information available and the homeowner’s request. We are not a provider, employer, broker, agent, insurer, licensing authority, emergency service, or party to the agreement between a homeowner and provider.
Recommendations are not guarantees
A recommendation reflects judgment at a point in time and does not guarantee availability, price, licensing, insurance, conduct, workmanship, safety, or outcome. Information can become outdated. You are responsible for evaluating the provider and confirming current credentials, insurance, scope, contract terms, permits, warranties, and suitability before hiring.
Your request
Provide information that is accurate and lawful and that you have the right to share. Do not use the service for emergencies, unlawful work, harassment, competitive intelligence, or attempts to obtain restricted personal information. Do not submit passwords, payment-card information, government identifiers, or access codes.
Check-ins, feedback, and testimonials
WhoWould may ask for brief feedback after an introduction and later in the provider relationship. We use it to improve future recommendations. If you ask us to help cancel, we will seek your approval before sharing a feedback summary or communicating with the provider on your behalf.
We may ask for a private testimonial about WhoWould. Display is optional, requires explicit approval, and uses only the first name and city you approve.
No emergency response
WhoWould does not monitor requests as an emergency channel. For immediate danger, fire, gas, electrical hazards, crime, medical emergencies, or urgent threats to people or property, contact the appropriate emergency service or qualified professional directly.
Availability and changes
The service may be changed, limited, paused, or discontinued during testing. We may decline a request when we lack enough information or cannot identify a provider we are comfortable suggesting. A free test today does not guarantee that all future services will remain free.
Limitation and governing law
To the extent permitted by law, WhoWould is provided without warranties and is not liable for the acts, omissions, agreements, or work of independent providers. These terms are intended to be governed by Texas law.