Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers about how we work.
What is ProGuard Local Home Solutions?
ProGuard Local Home Solutions is a referral service that helps homeowners connect by phone with independent home-service professionals across multiple categories.
Does ProGuard perform the work?
No. We do not provide home services directly. The work is performed by independent contractors, and any agreement is between you and the contractor.
What services are available?
Plumbing, electrical, HVAC, air conditioning, furnace, roofing, water damage, fire damage, mold remediation, pest control, appliance repair, garage doors, windows, gutters, siding, fencing, painting, landscaping, tree service, moving, self storage, dumpster and porta potty rental, bathroom and kitchen remodeling, walk-in tubs and foundation repair.
How do I connect with a professional?
Choose a service on the home page and select the call button, or tap Call Now. Each service connects to its own phone number.
Does service availability vary by location?
Yes. Availability can vary by location and by service. Entering a ZIP code on the home page is optional and is not required to place a call.
How do I contact a professional?
Call the number shown for your service. A contractor may then follow up with you directly to discuss your project.
Should I verify licensing and insurance?
Yes. Always verify a contractor’s licensing and insurance yourself before authorizing any work.
How does the phone connection work?
Calling the service number starts the connection process. We do not describe a fixed timeline or promise availability for any call.
Is ProGuard responsible for the contractor’s work?
No. Contractors are independent. We do not guarantee, warranty or endorse their work.
What should I ask a contractor before hiring?
Ask about licensing and insurance, a written estimate, the scope and timeline of the work, warranty terms, and references or past work.
📋 Disclosure: This website connects homeowners with local independent contractors. We do not provide services directly. Homeowners must verify contractor licensing and insurance before authorizing work.