Describe the project
Add the service, description, city or ZIP, timing, photos, optional budget, and anything a contractor should know.
A better way to hire local contractors
Post the project.
Let the right pros come to you.
Stop chasing contractors across search results, voicemails, and scattered text threads. Tell Rloop what you need, hear from interested local pros, compare responses, message them, and choose who you want to work with.
Contact details stay private until you choose
Message contractors before selecting
You control who gets the job
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What do you need done?
Add the basics now. You can include photos, timing, location, budget, and project notes as you continue.
Popular project types
Junk removal
Handyman
Yard & landscaping
Property cleanout
City or ZIP code
Contractors can evaluate your project without seeing
your street address, phone number, email, or full name.
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Post once
Put your project in front of relevant contractors without repeating the same details.
Compare real responses
Review contractor messages, availability, and estimates when they provide them.
Choose on your terms
Your private contact information is released only after you select a contractor.
Projects people need every day
One place to start the work around your property.
Whether it is one urgent task or a larger cleanup, create the project once and give contractors enough information to decide whether they are a good fit.
Junk Removal
Furniture, mixed junk, debris, large items, and pickup-load projects.
Handyman
Repairs, mounting, assembly, patching, fixture work, and general property tasks.
Yard & Landscaping
Cleanup, trimming, mowing, debris removal, and outdoor property maintenance.
Property Cleanouts
Garage, move-out, tenant, estate, and larger property cleanup projects.
Home Cleaning
General cleanup projects and property-ready work where scope and timing matter.
Large Item Removal
Furniture, appliances, bulky items, and other jobs that need the right equipment.
Simple from start to finish
Go from “I need this done” to a contractor conversation in one workflow.
Review interested contractors
See who responds, read their introduction, review availability, see estimates when provided, and message them directly.
Select your contractor
Choose the contractor you want. Rloop then unlocks the private contact details needed to coordinate the selected project.
Compare before you commit
Stop guessing who will actually respond.
Your Rloop project becomes a decision center. Instead of juggling calls and tabs, keep contractor interest and project conversations attached to the job you posted.
- See each contractor response in one project workspace.
- Review estimates and availability when a contractor includes them.
- Message before selecting so you can clarify scope and expectations.
- Select one contractor when you are ready to move forward.
Project command center
Garage cleanout
2 responses
Hayward, CA · Flexible timing
Customer contact details remain protected until a contractor is selected.
LP
Local Pro
Interested in your project · Available this week
Estimate
Included
“I can handle the cleanout and haul-away. I reviewed the project photos and can discuss timing in messages.”
Message
Select Contractor
CP
Contractor Profile
Interested in your project · Availability noted
Estimate
Included
“I have the equipment for this scope. Send a message if you want to confirm access and load size.”
Message
Select Contractor
Illustrative Rloop customer workspace preview
Your project. Your information. Your choice.
Contractors can understand the work without getting your private contact details first.
Before selection, Rloop keeps your street address, phone, email, and full name private. Contractors see the project details they need to evaluate the opportunity. Your selected contractor receives the private details needed to coordinate the work.
Private before selection
Your street address, phone number, email, and full name are not shown to contractors before you choose.
Enough detail to evaluate
Contractors can see service type, description, city or ZIP, timing, photos, notes, and optional budget.
Conversation stays attached
Messages stay connected to the project so you know exactly which contractor and scope you are discussing.
You make the selection
Rloop organizes contractor interest and communication. You decide which contractor moves forward.
Less chasing. More choosing.
Hiring help should feel like a workflow, not a scavenger hunt.
- Search through businesses one by one.
- Repeat the project details on calls and forms.
- Track quotes, availability, and messages in different places.
- Give out contact details before you know who is interested.
- Describe the project once in a structured request.
- Let interested contractors respond to the job.
- Compare responses and messages inside the project workspace.
- Release private details only after you select a contractor.
Before you post
Know what happens next.
Who sees my contact information?
Before you select a contractor, your street address, phone, email, and full name stay private. The contractor you select can then receive the private details needed to coordinate the project.
Can I talk to contractors before choosing?
Yes. Rloop messaging lets you clarify project details, availability, estimates, and other questions before making a selection.
Can I add photos?
Yes. Project photos help contractors understand the scope and can reduce unnecessary back-and-forth before they respond.
Does Rloop perform the work?
Rloop provides the marketplace and project workflow. The contractor you select is the service provider responsible for performing the work.
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Rloop also gives organizations a dedicated operations workspace.
Manage contractor workflows, assignments, documentation, communications, and operational visibility without taking over the customer homepage.
Ready when you are
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Tell us what needs to get done.
Create your project, add the details once, and start hearing from contractors who are interested in the work.