Measured workload
Project size, room count, paintable area, installed area, fence length, or another trade-specific quantity.
For supported, well-defined projects, Completa turns your details into a real-time, scope-based estimate. Where matching is available, you can review local pro connections; the pro you choose reviews the project before agreement, and the accepted work stays connected through completion.
Not a generic citywide average. Not a pay-per-lead marketplace.
Measurements establish the workload. The work you select—and the materials, conditions, access, and requirements you describe—shape the estimate.
Project size, room count, paintable area, installed area, fence length, or another trade-specific quantity.
Included surfaces or tasks, material system, finish level, demolition, disposal, and protection.
Preparation, repairs, existing condition, occupancy, height, staging, timing, and job complexity.
Known permit, code, regulated-work, utility, or safety requirements attached to the stated scope.
Completa can price a supported scope quickly because the project details stay attached. The contractor still reviews the project-specific facts before both parties accept the work.
Direct pricing
Defined work, usable measurements, clear photos, known materials, and stated conditions can support a real-time estimate without waiting for a generic lead response.
Review before confirmation
Hidden conditions, diagnosis, structural questions, regulated work, safety concerns, uncertain access, or incomplete measurements may require field review before price confirmation.
Before work begins, the local pro you choose can confirm, clarify, revise, or decline the scope and price based on current site conditions, access, materials, measurements, permits, and other project facts.
How matching with local pros differs
Contractors are not charged merely to receive or view an opportunity, and current matching is not pay-to-play. The project record—not the sale of a lead—is the center of the relationship.
Completa calculates the stated scope—not a generic citywide average. The local pro you choose reviews the actual project and confirms, revises, or declines the proposed scope and price before work begins.
Before you authorize payment, checkout shows the contractor-reviewed project price, any applicable customer or payment charge, applicable tax, and the total due.
Scope, milestones, approved changes, payment status, messages, and closeout records stay connected instead of being scattered across a lead form, texts, and invoices.
Use the guide here, then continue the detailed project record in Completa.
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