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Built by neighbors

Find the crew behind the work.

It's the oldest thing in the neighborhood: you see good work, you ask who did it. That's all this is.

Why WhichCrew exists, in five scenes

A man in a yard, looking at his leaning fence

You've been meaning to call someone

The same man at his kitchen table, laptop open, sticky notes everywhere

Fourteen names. No proof

He crouches at a neighbor's new fence, looking at the woodwork

Real proof, right down the street.

He talks with the neighbors across their new fence

So you ask who did it

He photographs his own new fence as a work truck pulls away

You post it here. Now the next neighbor never has to ask

The scoreboard

How crews climb

Ranks come from real homes. Nobody can buy a spot. The only way up is neighbors adding projects with your name on them.

The ladder

A vouch is one home naming one crew. Each home counts once, however many projects it adds.

  • New on the blockfirst home
  • Backed by the block3+ homes · joins Top Pros
  • Neighborhood staple7+ homes
  • Local legend15+ homes
Trophies

Stars say how good. Trophies say good at what — up to 3 a project, and they never touch rank.

Great communicationCraftsmanshipFair pricingFast turnaroundSpotless cleanupSaved my butt
How crews are ordered
  1. 1HomesMore homes vouching, higher spot
  2. 2StarsTied? Better rating goes first
  3. 3NewestStill tied? Newest vouch wins
Why it can't be gamed

One home, one voice. Five projects don't make five ratings.

Ranked means proven. 3 different homes before anyone appears.

Never for sale. Run a crew? Your card is free — the climb is yours.

What we promise

How we keep it honest

Money can't move a crew up. No rank, review, or spot on the board is for sale.

Your street stays private. We show the neighborhood, never the house number.

We don't screen crews. Check the license, bond, and insurance yourself before you hire.

Verified Homes get a teal check. Send proof you live there; we delete it after the review.

Flag anything that looks off. Tap the flag on any photo or home page. A person reads every one.

Frequently asked

Questions neighbors ask

What does it mean to vouch for a crew?

When you add a project, you're vouching for the crew that did it. Your photos, your rating, and your notes are a public thumbs-up from a real neighbor. Vouches are the only thing that moves a crew up the Top Pros board. They can't be bought, and crews can't write their own.

Is WhichCrew free?

Yes. It's free for homeowners — no fee to add your home or your projects — and free for a crew to have a card. We don't take a cut of anyone's job.

Do you screen or guarantee crews?

No. WhichCrew is a directory, and that's all. We don't check crews out, endorse them, or guarantee their work. To get a neighborhood started, we add some crew cards ourselves from public license records — those start with no rating and no rank until real neighbors vouch. Every rating and every Top Pros spot comes from homeowners who actually hired the crew. Look up a crew's license, bond, and insurance yourself before you hire.

Is my street address public?

No. We show the neighborhood, city, and ZIP — never your street address or house number — and map pins sit somewhere in the neighborhood, not on your house. One thing to know: the photos you add are yours, so if a shot catches your house number or a street sign, crop it first.

How do crews get ranked?

A crew needs at least 3 different homes to name them before they show up on Top Pros. After that, crews are ordered by how many different homes vouch for them. If two are tied, the higher star rating goes first, and if that's tied too, the newest vouch wins. Each home counts once, no matter how many projects it adds. The order comes from neighbors, not from us.

How does the Verified Home badge work?

If you want one, send us something that shows you live there — a utility bill, a lease, a mortgage statement, or a photo ID with the address on it. A person reads it, and then your home shows a teal Verified Home badge. We keep the document private and delete it once the review is done.

Can I delete or hide my home?

Yes. From your dashboard you can make your home private or remove it altogether, whenever you want. If someone else started a page for your address, use the 'Is this your home?' claim flow to take it over. Any time someone files a claim, we email the current owner first, so a home can never be taken over quietly.

Ready when you are

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