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Match the project stage
Use different professionals for pre-listing work, inspection-response repairs, post-close projects, and full renovations.
For real estate professionals
Create a contractor network that can move with the transaction.
Find women-owned trade businesses for listing preparation, repair negotiations, buyer projects, investor renovations, rental turns, and ongoing property referrals.
Search by tradeStart with the actual work required
Review service areasUnderstand where each business works
Qualify independentlyApply your own vendor standards
A stronger sourcing process
Move from one-off referrals to an organized contractor pipeline.
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Protect the referral
Set clear expectations about estimates, scheduling, client communication, and your role in the introduction.
03
Build local depth
Develop trade coverage across the neighborhoods, counties, and price points where you work.
Find women-owned trade businesses ready for the right opportunity.
Search real estate project prosVendor readiness
Keep your qualification process intact.
Scope before urgencyCollect photos, reports, access details, desired timing, and decision-makers before requesting estimates.
No implied guaranteePresent contractors as options, not as guaranteed outcomes or employees of your brokerage.
Client privacyShare only the information required for the professional to assess the project.
Document the handoffClarify when the client becomes responsible for communication, contracting, and payment.
Questions
What SheFix does and does not do.
Can I refer clients directly to SheFix?
Yes. Send them to the directory or a trade-specific landing page so they can evaluate available profiles.
Does SheFix manage the repair timeline?
No. The property owner or authorized project manager contracts with and manages the professional.
Can investors use the directory?
Yes. Investors can search for individual projects or submit a business request for broader sourcing needs.
Build the contractor network before the next urgent project.
Search available profiles now, then use your normal vendor onboarding and project controls.