Same-trade history
Previous diagnoses, model numbers, repairs, warranties, and photos.
For home service professionals
Walk in with intel.
The home's history, ready before the job starts.
Think Carfax for the home — built to help with the next job.
Starting with the building science community.
What service partners receive
Walk in with the house already briefed.
When a homeowner grants access, a service partner can review relevant work completed by other professionals—including providers in the same trade and adjacent trades—before arriving. That can reduce repeated discovery, improve preparation, and reveal dependencies sooner.
The record between jobs
The homeowner keeps the context between jobs.
Each visit can leave useful evidence behind so the next professional starts with more than an invoice, a portal login, or someone's memory.
Spring inspection
Attic moisture documentedHVAC service
Condensation source repairedMold remediation
Affected area clearedShared record
Reports and photos linkedHow the model works
A simple role for every participant.
The homeowner remains the center of the system. Each service partner adds useful context without becoming trapped inside a new operating platform.
The homeowner
Controls the record, chooses what to share, and decides what happens next.
The service partner
Adds findings, documentation, or proof of work—and keeps the relationship it earned.
Heritage Standard
Organizes the home's history into clear, durable, homeowner-readable context.
The short version
We are building for homeowners. We become more useful when the businesses they already trust can participate.
Home information is usually scattered across invoices, photos, portals, emails, and memory. Heritage Standard brings the evidence together so a homeowner can understand the condition and care of their home over time.
Service partners should not have to surrender their brand or customer relationship to contribute. Our job is to preserve context, make handoffs clearer, and respect who earned the homeowner's trust.
What guides us
Homeowner agency
The homeowner decides. We provide context, not pressure.
Defensible information
Claims should trace back to real evidence, sources, and professional work.
Relationship respect
We do not route a homeowner away from an active trusted relationship to sell a lead.
Calm, useful guidance
No scare tactics. No manufactured urgency. No opaque score used as a sales trick.
Where partnership may fit
Bring your experience. Keep your lane.
We are interested in narrow, practical partnerships that improve the homeowner's record. A conversation does not require a large integration commitment.
What this is not
We are not a lead-generation company.
We do not sell homeowner inquiries, auction jobs, or make money by sending an established customer relationship to a competing service provider.
Not a lead marketplaceNot a replacement for your CRM or FSMNot a pay-to-play directoryNot a data resale businessHome service professionals
Preserve the context around inspections, service, repairs, maintenance, photos, and equipment—without changing how you run your business.
Plumbing · HVAC · electrical · handyman · roofing · inspectionSoftware & data providers
Explore an authorized, scoped connection that makes useful home data portable while leaving the source system authoritative.
FSM · documentation · diagnostics · property and equipment dataStarting with building science
Help us build the home record you wish you'd had on your last job.
Building science starts from a useful premise: the house is a system. We're starting with professionals who already work that way—people who understand that what one person finds, changes, opens, repairs, or measures can matter to whoever works on the home next.
Starting with the building science community.
Straight answers
What service partners usually want to know.
How does Heritage Standard benefit me as a service partner?
Arrive with relevant history already in hand: prior diagnoses, equipment, photos, floor plans, findings, and work from the same or adjacent trades. That can reduce rediscovery, improve preparation, and make your work easier for the homeowner and the next professional to understand—while you keep your customer relationship and existing tools.
Are you a lead-generation company?
No. We do not sell homeowner inquiries or auction jobs. Heritage Standard is the homeowner's record and decision layer—not a marketplace or field-service operator. We want the professional who did the work to remain visible and the existing relationship to remain intact.
Do we need an API integration to participate?
No. We can first test whether a small, manual or export-based workflow is useful. Deeper technical work should follow demonstrated value, explicit authorization, and a clearly bounded data scope.
Who controls the homeowner's information?
Our product is designed around a homeowner-controlled record. Access and sharing should be understandable, purposeful, and limited to what the homeowner expects.
Will you sell our customer to a competitor?
Our operating principle is clear: we do not route a homeowner away from an active, trusted relationship merely to monetize a lead. Homeowner choice still comes first, but earned relationships should be respected.
What does a first pilot look like?
A narrow workflow, a small number of homes, agreed success criteria, and candid feedback. The purpose is to learn whether the experience creates real value before either side takes on unnecessary complexity.
A useful first step
Let's find the smallest thing worth testing.
Tell us what you do, where your data lives today, and what you believe a homeowner should still be able to understand five years from now.
Start a partner conversation Early conversations are exploratory. No integration commitment required.