Remote tech help + Duluth/Superior local-services pilot

Ask first. Scope better. Hire smarter.

BidVice helps homeowners understand home-service problems, gather the right details, and compare clear bids from vetted local pros.

Ask the Tech Paid help & scoping Contractor interest

Not just lowest bid.

BidVice is built around scope clarity: permits, insurance, licensing, assumptions, exclusions, site visits, and actual price accountability.

Ask the Tech

Start with a question, not a quote.

Homeowners often do not know whether a job involves permits, gas lines, electrical work, venting, hidden water damage, or licensing requirements. BidVice starts by helping clarify the problem.

Ask a question or describe the project

BidVice helps collect the details contractors need

Verified pros answer or bid when the job is ready

Confirm scope, permits, price, and timeline before work starts

Why it matters

Cheap is not helpful if the scope is wrong.

Ask verified local pros before you hire

Turn questions into clearer job requests

Compare bids by scope, permits, timeline, and trust — not just price

Keep contact inside BidVice after contractor selection

Early cashflow path

Free questions first. Paid help when someone wants a deeper answer.

BidVice can start with remote computer/tech questions, scoped remote troubleshooting, and home-project scope reviews while the Duluth/Superior contractor marketplace and SEO content grow over time.

Quick tech answer

$15

Computer, WiFi, printer, email, account, device, or scam-check questions.

Project scope review

$29

Plain-English scope prep before calling contractors: questions, photos, risks, and missing details.

Remote tech help

$49

Scoped, time-limited remote support that includes initial scoping for the agreed ask.

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Trust & compliance

Permits, insurance, and licensing belong in the bid.

A water-heater swap, gas-line move, outlet change, or tankless install can carry very different code and permit requirements. BidVice is designed to surface those issues before a homeowner chooses a contractor.

Permit required: yes/no/unsure
Permit cost included or separate
Licensed trade required
Insurance verification badge
Firm bid, estimate range, or site-visit required

For contractors

Show expertise before the homeowner hires.

Contractors can answer homeowner questions, build trust, and receive job notifications for work that matches their service area and verified skill set.