Do homeowners post asking for contractors?

Constantly. 'Recommend a [trade] in [city]' and 'who did your [project]?' are some of the most common posts in local communities.

Does IntentHunter contact homeowners for me?

No. It finds and scores public conversations and links to the source. You decide whether and how to reach out.

Can I cover multiple trades or areas?

Yes, as separate projects, each with its own keywords and inbox, within your plan's limits.

For home services & contractors

Find home service leads the moment homeowners ask online.

'Need a reliable HVAC company in [city]' and 'who did your kitchen remodel?' get posted in local groups daily. IntentHunter surfaces and scores these so you reach homeowners while they're still deciding.

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Urgent need 5m ago 94

Furnace died overnight, need an HVAC company in Denver that can come this week

House is freezing with kids at home. Willing to pay for someone reliable who can actually show up fast.

Switching 8h ago 85

Contractor ghosted us halfway through a bathroom reno, what now?

Half-finished, won't return calls. Looking for someone trustworthy to take over and finish the job.

Recommendation request 1d ago 88

Who did your roof in the north suburbs? Getting quotes this month.

Need a full replacement before winter. Want recommendations for crews that don't disappear after the deposit.

Why this matters

What's actually happening today

Homeowners ask neighbors before they Google

Local community recommendations carry more weight than a search ad. The 'who should I call?' thread is where the job is really decided.

Lead-gen sites resell the same lead

Pay-per-lead platforms send the same homeowner to four contractors at once. A public post is one warm conversation, not a bidding war.

Your best jobs come from word of mouth you can't dial up

Referrals are unpredictable. Watching public intent turns word of mouth into a channel you can actually monitor and act on.

What you get

What IntentHunter does for you

Trade and area intent, scored

Track your service area and trades, from HVAC to roofing to remodeling. Posts asking for that work are scored against your business so the strongest surface first.

Catch the urgent ones

Signals are classified by intent and urgency, so an emergency 'furnace died, need someone this week' outranks someone planning a project for next year.

One inbox, source links included

Each signal links to the original thread so you can read the full context before reaching out. IntentHunter never posts for you.

A project per service area or trade

Run separate projects for each market or service line, each with its own keywords and inbox, within your plan's limits.

How it works

From setup to your first useful signal

01

Add your trades and service area

List the services you offer and the cities or neighborhoods you cover.
02

We scan the public conversations

Local communities and social posts are scanned and scored against your trades and the intent signals that precede a hire.
03

Review the thread and reach out your way

Open the source, read the request, and decide whether to offer help, quote, or pass.

FAQ

Common questions

Do homeowners post asking for contractors?: Constantly. 'Recommend a [trade] in [city]' and 'who did your [project]?' are some of the most common posts in local communities.
Does IntentHunter contact homeowners for me?: No. It finds and scores public conversations and links to the source. You decide whether and how to reach out.
Can I cover multiple trades or areas?: Yes, as separate projects, each with its own keywords and inbox, within your plan's limits.

Ready when you are.

Create a project, choose the sources your plan supports, and review scored signals as scans run.

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