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What the members who get the most out of The Contractor Network actually do, and how to run your business better. Short, practical things you can do this week.
▶ How to set up your profile (3:06)
A complete profile is what homeowners see before they call you. Add your logo, write a clear description of what you do, pick the cities you serve and add your contact details.
Read → Win more work · ChecklistPhotos of finished jobs build more trust than any description. Upload several and give each a short caption.
Read → Win more work · ChecklistSpeed to Lead texts you a heads-up, usually about 10 minutes before a job is posted, then sends the link a minute after it goes live. The one who replies first gets noticed.
Read → Win more work · ChecklistAsk for the review right when the job is done and the customer is happy. Your Google reviews stay exactly as they are. You can also make a personal link so a customer can leave a review right on your profile here.
Read → Insurance · ChecklistThe Verified badge depends on a current insurance policy and license and an up-to-date payment. We text you when your insurance is close to expiring.
Read → Run your business · ChecklistA homeowner asking for quotes is usually talking to several contractors. Reply soon, ask one or two useful questions, and say what happens next.
Read → Win more work · ChecklistActive Verified Members get a free vendor table at every TCN Business Expo. Bring cards, photos of your work and an easy way to book.
Read → Win more work · ChecklistVerified members can promote their business in our Houston trades group. Post real jobs, not just ads.
Read → Run your business · ArticleHouston's heat and humidity create unique challenges for attic insulation. Discover how proper insulation saves energy, prevents ice dams, and protects against mold — and how to assess what you actually have.
Read → Run your business · ArticleHouston's brutal summers demand a lot from air conditioning systems. A professional HVAC inspection before the heat peaks can catch problems early, prevent breakdowns during the hottest days, and keep your cooling costs reasonable.
Read → Run your business · ArticleHouston's clay soil expands and contracts with moisture, making foundation problems common. Learn what early warning signs to watch for and when to call a professional before small cracks become costly repairs.
Read →Members can share a tip. We review it before it goes up, and your business is credited as the author with a link to your profile.
If you are already a member, open your dashboard. If not, apply to be listed in the directory.
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