Jobsite reviews by trade
A roofer's two-day job and a remodeler's eight-week job are rated by very different pressures.
The trade behind the report matters
A roofer's two-day job and a remodeler's eight-week job are rated by very different pressures.
Union Break asks every reviewer which trade they were working when they filed. A slow-decision score from a kitchen remodel means something different than the same score on a service call, and knowing who wrote the report lets you weigh it properly.
Search an address and read the trade tag on each card. When several trades independently score the same customer low on pay, that is about as strong a signal as this network produces.
Is the trade required when filing a report?
Yes. The report wizard asks you to pick your trade explicitly — it is not pre-filled — so every report carries accurate context.
Can I search by trade alone?
Search is address-first, but each result shows the filing trade so you can scan a street and see which trades have already been there.
Searches worth running
- electrical
Reports filed by electrical crews.
- plumbing
Service and rough-in work.
- roofing
Short-duration, weather-driven jobs.
- hvac
Change-outs and service contracts.
Other topics
- Customers who pay late
Pays on time is one of the five stars every report scores, and it is the star that sinks the most jobs.
- Scope creep and change orders
Reasonable requests and decision speed are two of the five stars, and together they predict change-order pain.
- Good customers to work for
The top band on Union Break means the crew would take the call again.