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Find practical help for estimates, rising material costs, payment reminders, schedule changes, and extra-work approvals.
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Train Scout ProLocal connections across AmericaFor U.S. trades & local service businesses
Join free. Keep local work connected to local people.
Roofers, painters, electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians, handymen, cleaners, landscapers, and other local service businesses are welcome. Tell us what you actually do and where you actually work.
No charge to get started
Sign up free for contractor support.
Tell us your trade and service area. We’ll review it and follow up about free resources and suitable opportunities as the network grows.
No credit cardNo automatic paid planTell us the towns you serve
Free signup saves your business contact details, trade and service area for our review. To keep your own jobs and photos, sign in separately to the free private toolbox. No subscription or trial starts with signup.
What you are joining
- A free private record of your trade and real service area.
- Access to the free contractor and service-business tools.
- Permission for Train Scout Pro to contact you about suitable opportunities.
What you are not joining: no paid plan, automatic lead charge, guaranteed job, or public profile.
No credit card is required. No paid plan or trial starts here.
Free contractor support
Practical help for the whole job.
Use these tools to make your work easier to explain, price, and manage. These existing tools stay free. Signup does not start a subscription or reserve jobs.
Estimate and invoice tool
Build a clear estimate or invoice, identify who supplies materials, and print or save it as a PDF.
Job directions
Enter a job address and open driving directions in Google Maps, alongside your other free contractor tools.
Get job directionsResearched estimate pilot
Get a researched starting point with public material-price sources. Five drafts per day are free during this pilot.
Customer message templates
Copy useful starting points for new requests, estimates, schedule updates, change approvals, and completed work.
Open job tracking, follow-ups, photo reports, extra-work approvals, and review requests
What happens after signup
A clear next step at every stage.
Your free signup gives us the details we need to understand the kind of local work that fits your business.
Use the free tools
Start right away with business tips, estimate and invoice tools, checklists, customer message templates, and optional progress check-ins.
We review your service area
We look at your trade and the U.S. communities you serve, then contact you about suitable local opportunities as coverage grows.
Keep your next step in view
Use the free job toolbox to save jobs and track follow-up dates. Reminders appear in the toolbox; messages do not send automatically.
Keep your information accurate
Tell us when your work type, service area, availability, licensing, or insurance information changes.
See whether the work fits.
When a suitable customer request is available, we can share the type of work, town, and preferred timing before an introduction. Customer names, addresses, phone numbers, and email stay private. We’ll explain whether the request is shared with other contractors. Availability is never guaranteed.
One clear invitation
Join free. Decide on every opportunity.
There is no paid plan, trial, or credit card on this page. Signup records your trade, service area, and contact preferences for private review.
Free trade and service signup
Share your real work type and coverage area. Use estimates, invoices, job tracking, customer-message drafts, photo reports, and extra-work approval tools.
Join the networkYour choice
We can first share the type of work, general location, and timing. The homeowner approves any proposed introduction, and you decide whether the work fits.
Use the free resourcesA public website or business listing is not enrollment, availability, qualification, or verification. Any future paid service will be explained separately before a contractor chooses it.