Give your quote some context.
Start with your ZIP code, the repair you're considering, and the contractor's quote. HVAC, appliances, pool equipment—bring the details you have.
Homeownership, decoded
Your house deserves
a user manual.
Start with the repair quote in front of you. Hearthwise helps you spot missing details, ask better questions, and make your next home decision with more clarity.
Start with a free basic review. Built for homeowners, not sales pitches.
A better second look
Know what to ask before you sign.
Scope. Price context. Warranty. Next steps.
Our promise:
clarity over certainty.
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01 / The quote review
Less guesswork.
Better questions.
An expensive repair shouldn't require blind trust. Turn a confusing quote into a conversation you can actually navigate.
Ask this, for starters
“Does this include permits, disposal, and a written labor warranty?”
Illustrative question—not a customer quote or review.
Find the questions worth asking.
Get a preliminary price range, potential red flags, and questions about labor, materials, scope, and warranty coverage.
Compare before you commit.
Use a practical checklist to compare competing bids on more than their bottom line. Take your questions back to the contractor.
AI-assisted guidance is preliminary. It isn't a professional inspection, diagnosis, or guaranteed contractor price.
Next / Your home's memory
The quote is just the beginning.
Our planned membership brings receipts, appliance details, warranties, and maintenance reminders into one home record.
02 / Start small
Clarity first. Commitment second.
Start with a basic quote review. Choose more detail when you need it.
Launch pricing under evaluation: free basic reviews, $29 detailed comparisons, and a planned $9/month home-care membership. Confirm availability and current terms before purchasing.
Free
For individuals getting started
$0/month
- 1 workspace
- Up to 3 team members
- Basic analytics
- Community support
03 / Your next move
Before you say yes,
get a second look.
You don't have to become a contractor to be a confident homeowner. Start with one quote.
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