How iBooking works

1. You tell us what you need

On a service page you can either call the number shown or fill in a short form: what the problem is, your ZIP code, how soon you need help, and how to reach you. We ask for nothing else.

2. We match you with a company that covers your ZIP code

Service companies work in specific areas and during specific hours. We use your service and ZIP code to find one that can take your request.

• If you call, you are connected to that company directly.
• If you use the form, your details are passed to that company so they can call you back.
• If nobody covers your area, we tell you. We don’t pass your details on anyway.

3. You deal with the company directly

The company diagnoses the problem, quotes the work and does it. They set their own prices and are responsible for their own work, licensing and insurance. You are never obliged to hire them.

How iBooking is paid

Homeowners never pay iBooking. Service companies, or the partner networks that represent them, pay us a fee when we connect them with a homeowner. That fee can influence which company you are connected to. See the advertising disclosure for detail.

What iBooking does not do

• We are not a contractor and do not perform any repairs or installations.
• We do not guarantee any company’s work, pricing or availability.
• We are not an emergency service. If there is danger to life, call 911.

Checking a company yourself

Always confirm a contractor’s license with your state before work starts, and get the quote in writing. In Florida, licenses can be checked on the Department of Business and Professional Regulation website.

Preview status

This site is currently a working preview. Calls and forms are not connected to any service company yet, and form submissions are stored only in masked form for testing.