Every job ends in a signed contract, on file.
You are arranging work on someone else's property. What you need afterwards is a record — of what was agreed, by whom, and what was done.
Every job ends in a signed contract.
Scope, price and timeline, agreed in writing and signed by both parties before work starts. Not a verbal quote you have to remember six months later.
The record outlives the conversation.
The signed contract, the full message history and the completion photos are kept together for every job. When you are answering to someone else for the work, that is the thing you need.
Licences checked before anyone bids.
Every contractor is verified against the CSLB registry, matched on name and ZIP, before they can bid on a job. You are not the one chasing licence numbers.
How a repair runs
- 1Post the job — describe the work, set the budget range, choose how many pros can bid.
- 2Compare bids on price, scope and timeline in one place.
- 3The contractor sends a contract. Both sides sign it.
- 4Work happens. Completion is submitted with photos.
The contract is between the property owner and the contractor, and names them both. It is a record of the job, not an agreement you are a party to.
One property at a time, for now
FastHands handles a job. It does not yet handle a portfolio — there is no company account, no shared access for your team, and no view across properties. If that is what you need, tell us and we will build toward it.
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