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Home and property services in California
One place for homes, buildings, HOAs and property managers to compare independent pros and book the one they choose. Each pro sets their own price and warranty.
Enter your ZIP code and we’ll point you to your local hub.
- November 20, 2026In 35 daysBay Area
- December 4, 2026In 49 daysThe rest of California: Los Angeles, Orange County, Inland Empire, San Diego, Sacramento, Central Valley, Central Coast, North Bay, Far North
Browse pros and services now. Booking starts on each metro’s date.
Who it is for
One platform for homes, buildings and the people who manage them
NorTech facilitates the work. Independent pros set their own price and warranty, and you choose who to hire, whether it is your own home or a portfolio of buildings.
Homeowners
Repairs, upkeep and projects for houses, condos and townhomes. Compare the pros who cover your ZIP, see each one’s own price and warranty, and choose.
- Small jobs, recurring plans and big projects all start the same way: tell the platform what needs doing and your ZIP.
- Jobs that reach $1,000 in labor and materials go to a licensed contractor, and you are told before you book.
- Home Passport keeps every job, warranty and photo for your home in one record.
Top pros
Top-rated pros across California
Look at the whole state, one metro, one city, or one service. Top-rated is earned from real reviews and never bought, and paid Featured placements are always labeled.
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Metros
10 metros, opening in two steps
The Bay Area opens first, in 35 days, and the rest of California two weeks later. Every metro page has its own pros, cities, live local information and answers.
San Francisco, the Peninsula, the South Bay, the East Bay and the hill towns in between. Older single-family homes, condos, multi-unit buildings and office campuses sit side by side.
52 cities · Single-family homes, Condos and townhomes
Explore the Bay AreaLos Angeles County from the beach cities to the San Gabriel Valley. A very wide mix of homes, multifamily buildings, retail, offices and industrial districts.
46 cities · Single-family homes, Apartment buildings
Explore the Los AngelesCoastal towns and large planned communities. Many neighborhoods are run by homeowner associations, and business parks line the freeway corridors.
25 cities · HOA communities, Single-family homes
Explore the Orange CountyRiverside and San Bernardino counties. Newer subdivisions with associations, large lots, and a major concentration of warehouses and distribution buildings.
15 cities · Newer subdivisions, HOA communities
Explore the Inland EmpireThe city of San Diego and the coastal and inland towns around it, from Coronado to Escondido. Homes, condo communities, medical and research buildings.
16 cities · Single-family homes, Condo communities
Explore the San DiegoThe capital region and its suburbs, from Davis to El Dorado Hills. Established neighborhoods, newer subdivisions and a large base of government and office buildings.
12 cities · Established neighborhoods, Newer subdivisions
Explore the SacramentoFresno, Bakersfield, Stockton and the farm-country cities between them. Larger lots, agricultural and food-processing buildings, and growing suburbs.
14 cities · Single-family homes, Larger lots
Explore the Central ValleyThe coast from Santa Cruz to Santa Barbara. Coastal homes, second homes and vacation rentals, small downtowns, and agricultural towns inland.
10 cities · Coastal homes, Vacation rentals
Explore the Central CoastMarin, Sonoma, Napa and Solano counties. Hillside homes, rural properties, wineries and hospitality buildings.
10 cities · Hillside homes, Rural properties
Explore the North BayRedding, Chico, Yuba City and Eureka. Large lots, rural properties and small-town commercial buildings spread over long distances.
4 cities · Rural properties, Larger lots
Explore the Far NorthServices
501 services, one place to start
From a leaking faucet to a roof replacement, a weekly janitorial route to a parking-lot restripe. Jobs that reach $1,000 go to a licensed contractor.
The trades that keep a home running.
Fix it, fit it, finish it.
The look and care of every surface.
Everything outside the walls.
Bids from licensed contractors.
Checks, help and one-off needs.
For managers, owners and facilities.
Cities
Every city in California
Search any city, or open a metro. Each city page lists its services and the pros who cover it.
Reviews
What customers say in California
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Good to know
California rules, in plain language
Written once for the state and shown the same way everywhere on NorTech.
Every pro’s profile shows their verified license. You can also look any contractor’s license up with the Contractors State License Board.
Contractors State License Board →Any job that reaches $1,000 in labor and materials is done by a licensed contractor. NorTech tells you before you book.
Ask for the permit on work that needs one, and check insurance on the pro’s profile.
Home Passport keeps every job, warranty and photo for a property in one place, so the next owner or manager has the history.
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