1. A homeowner describes the project
The request can include the trade, location, timing, budget range, written scope and photos. Information is homeowner-provided and may still need to be confirmed during your own assessment.
For Okanagan contractors
How contractor opportunities work
See how Okanagan Project Match reviews homeowner requests, matches project fit, protects contact details, and lets contractors accept or decline.
The network is designed around fit—not sending every request to every company.
2. We review and match
We compare the request with participating contractors’ services, territories and stated project minimums. A match is an opportunity to discuss work, not a guaranteed job or endorsement.
3. You review the available details
Matched contractors can review the project category, general location, timing, budget range and description before deciding. Personal contact information remains protected until the opportunity is accepted and the homeowner’s sharing preference allows release.
4. Accept or decline
Choose the opportunities that suit your company. If you accept, contact the homeowner promptly, confirm the scope independently and decide whether to quote. Contracts, pricing, warranties and work remain between the homeowner and contractor.
Tell us what fits your business.
Choose your trades, territory and typical project minimum.