Pros on Record
A free, neutral record of home-service contractors, built from open place data and the states’ own licensing files. No paid listings, no lead fees, and no ordering by any commercial relationship.
Metro fact pages now cover eleven trades across the 200 largest metro areas, with a city page wherever a city holds enough records to stand on its own and differs measurably from its metro. Every number states the date it was true and the universe it counts.
Start here: every state
A state page carries that state’s statewide counts, its licensing authority and consumer-protection routes, and the metro areas inside it. Each metro links its eleven trade pages. Counts from open place data as of August 11, 2026.
- Alabama13,960
- Alaska2,607
- Arizona23,883
- Arkansas8,844
- California124,216
- Colorado24,693
- Connecticut18,203
- Delaware3,779
- District of Columbia1,205
- Florida90,638
- Georgia41,183
- Hawaii3,495
- Idaho6,981
- Illinois48,263
- Indiana23,749
- Iowa12,300
- Kansas9,790
- Kentucky13,567
- Louisiana14,087
- Maine6,528
- Maryland22,392
- Massachusetts31,256
- Michigan37,377
- Minnesota25,698
- Mississippi7,721
- Missouri21,816
- Montana5,153
- Nebraska3,204
- Nevada7,963
- New Hampshire7,142
- New Jersey32,105
- New Mexico6,096
- New York55,479
- North Carolina42,001
- North Dakota3,337
- Ohio44,846
- Oklahoma11,512
- Oregon16,396
- Pennsylvania50,076
- Rhode Island4,178
- South Carolina17,854
- South Dakota2,982
- Tennessee23,374
- Texas90,342
- Utah9,176
- Vermont3,242
- Virginia29,337
- Washington28,998
- West Virginia4,268
- Wisconsin25,160
- Wyoming2,706
Decision pages
Answer-first pages for the questions homeowners ask before calling anyone: repair or replace, how urgent, and what a permit involves. Each one carries a labor figure computed from published Bureau of Labor Statistics wages with the method shown, and cites third-party ranges rather than reproducing them.