Find the right licensed Texas contractor for your project
Browse the home services we cover across Texas. Each guide explains the trade, common repair requests, license expectations, typical cost ranges, and how to request a free callback from a local contractor in your ZIP.
Compare Texas home service trades
Texas service work is shaped by heat, hail, hard water, slab foundations, coastal humidity, freeze risk, and local permitting. The service pages below explain what homeowners usually need to know before asking for help.
Plumbing
Licensed Texas plumbing contractors — slab leaks, water heaters, drain cleaning, repipes, and emergency burst-pipe response.
HVAC
Licensed Texas HVAC contractors — AC repair, system replacement, heat pumps, ductwork, and dehumidification for the Texas climate.
Electrical
Licensed Texas electricians — panel upgrades, EV chargers, generator installs, GFCI/AFCI compliance, and emergency electrical service.
Roofing
Licensed Texas roofing contractors — hail damage, hurricane-rated installs, Class 4 impact shingles, insurance documentation, and emergency tarp service.
Handyman
Texas handyman services — drywall, fence repair, deck refinishing, smart-home installs, and minor home repairs across all major metros.
Garage Doors
Texas garage door repair and installation — broken springs, off-track doors, opener failures, and dented panels after storms.
Painting
Texas interior and exterior house painters — sun-faded siding, stucco, repaints, cabinets, and HOA-compliant color jobs.
Fencing
Texas fence contractors — wood privacy, cedar, chain-link, wrought iron, and storm-damaged fence repair and replacement.
Flooring
Texas flooring contractors — luxury vinyl plank, tile, hardwood, laminate, and subfloor repair over slab foundations.
Concrete
Texas concrete contractors — driveways, patios, walkways, slabs, and cracked-concrete repair over expansive clay soil.
Landscaping
Texas landscaping and lawn contractors — drought-tolerant design, sod, irrigation, tree work, and full yard installs.
One short request, routed by trade and ZIP
Tell us the service type, ZIP code, and the best phone number. We verify the request by text so contractors receive real homeowner requests instead of spam.
Select plumbing, HVAC, electrical, roofing, handyman, or another home repair category.
Texas coverage is local. ZIP code helps route the request to contractors who actually serve your area.
A quick text code confirms the phone number so one matched contractor can call with context.
Why Texas service requests need local context
A contractor who works in Texas every week sees the same patterns homeowners search for online: AC systems pushed hard by long summers, plumbing stressed by slab foundations and hard water, roofs hit by hail and wind, and electrical panels asked to support modern appliances, EV chargers, and backup power.
Cooling systems, ductwork, attic ventilation, paint, caulk, and exterior materials age faster in long Texas summers.
Roofing, fencing, garage doors, generators, surge protection, and emergency repairs spike after strong weather.
Plumbing, HVAC, and electrical jobs should be handled by licensed trades; many cities also require permits and inspections.
Popular Texas metros
Start with a statewide service guide or jump to a city page for local context.
Texas contractor service questions
Is Hire Contractors Texas free for homeowners?
Yes. Homeowners can submit a service request for free. There is no obligation to hire, and the matched contractor handles pricing, scheduling, and the work directly with you.
Do you send my request to many companies?
No. The flow is designed around one matched local contractor so homeowners do not get flooded with calls from multiple companies.
Why do you ask for my phone number?
A real callback requires a working phone number. Text verification also reduces fake requests and helps keep contractor response quality higher.
Which Texas services are licensed?
Plumbing, HVAC, and electrical work are licensed at the state level in Texas. Roofing and general handyman work do not have one statewide trade license, but insurance, local registration, references, and permits can still matter.