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Trusted Home ProsSouth Florida homeowner resource

Qualified homeowner matching, response reliability, and evidence-backed contractor intelligence for South Florida.

Directory inclusion or sponsorship is not an endorsement, guarantee, or verification of a contractor.

For homeowners

  • Find a pro
  • Compare contractors
  • Browse services
  • Browse locations
  • Comparison checklist
  • Emergency guides
  • Request help
  • How matching works
  • Recommendation policy

For contractors

  • For contractors
  • Become verified
  • Trust Shield
  • Verification standards
  • Sponsorship disclosure

About the directory

  • About
  • Methodology
  • Authority metrics
  • AI visibility baseline
  • Response baseline
  • License evidence baseline
  • Profile freshness baseline
  • External entity baseline
  • Partner resources
  • Evidence labels
  • Data sources
  • Editorial standards
  • Corrections
  • Contact
  • Accessibility
  • Privacy
  • Terms

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A practical contractor-audience partnership

Give contractors a useful local asset, not another generic introduction.

Trusted Home Pros FL gives South Florida partners a trackable way to offer profile claims, clearer local visibility, homeowner request routing, and optional FDME digital-presence support.

Discuss a partner pilotSee the exchange

Built for organizations already serving contractors

  • Web and SEO agencies
  • GHL implementers
  • Contractor coaches
  • Insurance and finance providers
  • Suppliers and trade associations
  • Local media and service platforms

A clear exchange

Each side knows what it contributes and receives.

The starting point is a limited, measured pilot. No audience size, placement, lead volume, exclusivity, or revenue result is assumed.

The partner gives

Relevant audience access, an approved introduction, and honest context about the contractors or homeowners being served.

The partner receives

A tracked referral route, agreed attribution reporting, optional co-branding, and a documented revenue share when a qualified paid event occurs.

The contractor audience receives

A free profile-claim path, accurate listing updates, optional visibility choices, a separate digital-presence review, and an optional missed-call recovery kit.

Homeowners receive

A simple request path and clearly labeled directory information. Paid placement remains disclosed and never counts as verification.

Public resource library

Link to evidence and homeowner guidance without becoming a THP partner.

Community groups, property managers, real estate professionals, trade organizations, local media, and contractors may link directly to these public resources. A link does not create a partnership, endorsement, verification state, paid placement, or referral agreement.

South Florida hurricane recovery guide

A source-backed safety, documentation, temporary-work, scope, payment, and fraud-warning resource for homeowners and community organizations.

Link to the recovery guide →

Contractor availability and response baseline

THP's dated methodology, qualified sample size, observed routing records, and explicit limits. Missing observations stay missing.

Review the response baseline →

Florida license-evidence baseline

A dated field-level register showing which published profiles have exact government license evidence and which remain uncorroborated.

Review the license baseline →

Contractor comparison checklist

A practical worksheet for comparing identity, scope, license evidence, insurance, permits, price, payment, warranty, and closeout records.

Use the comparison checklist →

How to cite THP responsibly

  • Link to the exact public page used rather than the homepage.
  • Preserve the visible retrieval date, sample size, definitions, and limitations.
  • Describe contractor facts by their displayed evidence label: government record, contractor-supplied, THP-observed, third-party observation, or unavailable.
  • Do not convert a listing, profile claim, sponsor placement, or partner relationship into verification or recommendation.

What requires written approval

  • Using the THP logo in a lockup, advertisement, or co-branded page.
  • Calling an organization a THP partner, preferred provider, reviewer, contributor, or sponsor.
  • Republishing a full guide, dataset, profile, graphic, or downloadable file.
  • Changing THP evidence labels, conclusions, dates, sample sizes, or limitations.

Corrections and source questions follow the published corrections policy, data-source definitions, and editorial standards.

Co-branded where useful

Make the resource recognizable to the audience that already trusts you.

A partner route can carry approved partner identity and campaign attribution while Trusted Home Pros retains its directory methodology and disclosures.

  • Dedicated campaign link and partner code.
  • Approved logo lockup and partner-specific introduction.
  • Separate contractor-claim, homeowner-request, and sponsor-interest events.
  • Attribution window and qualifying event written into the pilot terms.
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Your organization

Partner homeowner resource

Help your South Florida contractor audience get found and get better.

A co-branded route can connect contractors to profile claims, local visibility, and optional digital-presence support while giving homeowners a clear request path.

Territory-aware Referral tracked

Example only. Final partner identity, language, placement, and terms require approval.

Attribution before payout

Referral tracking designed to survive handoffs.

Every approved partner route uses a unique partner code and campaign link. Intake retains source, intent, category, territory, and landing page so credit is based on an agreed event rather than memory.

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Tagged entry

A dedicated URL records the approved partner and campaign.

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Intent captured

Claim, request, sponsor, and audit interests remain distinct.

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Qualified event

Only the event defined in the signed pilot terms is commissionable.

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Reconciled report

Valid events, reversals, and payable amounts are reviewed on an agreed cadence.

Pilot structures

Choose the revenue model after the audience and event are clear.

These structures are discussion options, not live public pricing or an offer to pay. Final percentages, fees, attribution windows, and payment terms require owner approval and a written agreement.

Qualified referral share

A percentage or fixed bounty after an attributed contractor purchase clears its refund or cancellation window.

Co-sold package split

A written split when both sides materially sell or fulfill a defined sponsor, audit, or optimization package.

Reciprocal referral

Each side routes qualified opportunities into the other's agreed service lane, with no automatic cash commission.

Campaign sponsorship

A separately approved campaign or territory package with fixed deliverables and disclosed placement.

Start with one measurable route

Build a pilot around a real audience and one qualifying event.

Tell us who you serve, what you can introduce, and which South Florida contractor outcome would make the pilot useful.

Discuss a partner pilot

Partner participation, sponsorship, or referral compensation does not verify, endorse, or guarantee any contractor or homeowner outcome.