Directorii describes itself as a concierge service for finding and hiring contractors. Its advertised $20,000 guarantee is tied to contractors hired through the platform, making the path from search to final payment central to understanding the offer.
Start with the platform’s contractor search
Homeowners can enter a ZIP code to see nearby contractors, along with reviews, recommendations, videos, phone numbers, and websites. After contacting contractors and receiving estimates, the homeowner chooses whom to hire.
Directorii says its listed contractors go through a background-review process and must have at least 20 positive reviews with a 4.5-star average. It also says it investigates companies it endorses and considers complaints and other concerns. Those points can narrow the field, but the estimate and contract still define the work being purchased.
- Search locally. Enter your ZIP code and review the contractor information available on the profile.
- Collect estimates. Compare the scope of work, products offered, guarantees, and price before choosing a contractor.
- Keep the project paperwork. Retain estimates, the signed contract, invoices, change orders, payment records, and written communications.
Understand when the advertised guarantee is described as applying
Directorii says it guarantees contractors hired through its platform with a $20,000 guarantee. It also says a homeowner receives the warranty or guarantee after the project is completed and the contractor has been paid in full.
Before relying on that advertised amount, obtain the current written guarantee terms. Match them to the contractor, project, and contract you plan to sign. The description does not explain exclusions, claim procedures, or whether project registration is required, so those details should be clarified in writing.
Send estimates for a second look before choosing
Directorii says homeowners may submit estimates for review, including estimates from contractors found on its platform or elsewhere. Its professionals may examine the products and guarantees offered, online reviews, websites, and complaints. The service also says it may consider state records.
For a roofing estimate, focus on what each proposal actually includes: materials, removal or repair work, cleanup, warranties, and possible added work. Estimate review can provide another perspective on competing bids, while the contract remains the document that sets the agreed scope and price.
A short final check
Make sure the contractor was hired through the platform, understand the completed-and-paid-in-full statement, and have the current guarantee terms before treating the advertised $20,000 amount as part of your project decision.
Directorii lists verified contractors.
Source: YouTube
FAQ
Is Directorii free for homeowners?
Directorii says its service is free for homeowners. It says contractors pay a sign-up fee and a fee after a completed project has been paid in full.
Can I submit an estimate from a contractor I found elsewhere?
Yes. Directorii says homeowners can send estimates for review whether the contractor was found through its platform or outside it.
What information can I see when searching by ZIP code?
Directorii says its search results can include nearby contractors’ reviews, recommendations, videos, phone numbers, and websites.
What screening threshold does Directorii describe?
Directorii says contractors must have at least 20 positive reviews with a 4.5-star average and undergo a background-review process.
What if no contractor is listed near me?
Directorii says homeowners can contact it when no local contractor is available in a category, and it will try to find a contractor it can recommend.
