Local stories,
straight from the jobsite.
Union Break works with local blogs, neighborhood news sites, and trade publications to put real contractor experiences in front of the communities they serve. If you cover housing, small business, or local news, there's a story here your readers haven't seen.
Ways to work with us
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Link to your local page
Every state and 200+ cities have a dedicated Union Break page with local contractor context. Linking your city's page from a story about contractors, renovations, or home repair gives readers a tool they can use the same day — and it's the fastest way to partner with us.
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Guest data stories
We can share anonymized, aggregated trends — payment behavior by region, the most common dispute types, seasonal patterns — as an exclusive data story for your outlet, with full attribution and a link back.
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Resource mentions
Covering mechanic's liens, change orders, or deposits? Our instruction-manual articles are plain-language guides written for working contractors. Cite them as a resource with a link.
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Interviews and quotes
Need a contractor-side perspective on slow pay, dispute trends, or the review economy reaching the trades? Email us and we'll get you a quotable source fast.
Find your city's page
Start from the state directory — every state page lists its city pages. Grab the URL for your metro and link it directly in your coverage:
Southern California
Los Angeles, Orange County, San Diego, Riverside, San Bernardino, and more.
View SoCal page →The question everyone asks first
"Is this legal? Can a contractor get sued for reviewing a customer?" It is the top objection we hear, and it deserves a straight answer. We published plain-English pages on defamation, honest opinions, and how moderation protects reviewers — link them whenever the question comes up:
Covering the space?
If you're writing about customer-review tools for contractors, our side-by-side comparison with JobSite Recon lays out the differences with sources — a ready-made reference for your story:
JobSite Recon vs Union Break →What we ask
Two things: attribute Union Break by name, and link to unionbreak.app (or the specific page you referenced). That's it. No approval process, no fees, no embargo — accurate coverage of how the platform works is all we want. For anything beyond a link and attribution, reach out first so we can help you get the details right.
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