Licensed and certified
Plumbing and electrical work is done by ticketed trades, and the licence number sits on every invoice — not just on an "about" page.
Licence NP-0000000
Serving the west GTA · plumbing, electrical, maintenance
The price and the plan, before we touch anything.
Most trade websites ask you to describe a disaster into a contact box and wait. This one does the opposite: pick the fault, see the honest range and exactly what moves it, then take a two-hour window off the board yourself.
- A range, not a teaser price. With the reasons it moves.
- Emergencies are routed out. Gas and fire do not belong in a booking form.
- Licence, insurance, warranty. Written down, not implied.
Six things that go wrong in a house like this.
Press one and it drops straight into the estimator below, with the right questions already asked.
Water Power Drawn in SVG for this concept — not a survey of a real property.
Step one · the job
Price the job before anyone knocks.
Trades quote in ranges because houses are not identical. So this shows you the range and then shows its working — every answer you give moves the number in front of you, with the reason spelled out.
Before you book
Some things should never go in a booking form.
A booking form answers in hours. Gas, fire and live water answer in minutes. So the first question this site asks is whether you should be talking to us at all.
Book it
Then take a window and get on with your day.
Nothing here is dangerous, so there is no reason to pay emergency rates for it. Price the job above, pick a window that suits you, and the van turns up inside it.
- Price the job so there are no surprises on the day.
- Take a two-hour window off the board below.
- Send a photo when you book — it saves a visit surprisingly often.
This is a demonstration interface. It cannot dispatch anyone, and it is not a substitute for emergency services.
The board
Take a window off the board.
Two-hour arrival windows, seven days out, with what is actually left in each one. No "someone will call you back to arrange a time".
On the day
Six things happen, in this order, every time.
Pick a window above and these steps take on real clock times. The one that matters is step four — nothing gets done until you have seen the number.
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The night before
You get the window and the name
Who is coming, what they are coming for, and how to move it if the day has gone sideways.
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30 minutes out
On my way
A message when the van actually leaves the last job — not an automatic one sent at 7 AM regardless.
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Arrival
Boots off, dust sheet down
We look before we touch anything, and we tell you where the water and the power are getting shut off.
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About 15 minutes in
The number, before the work
A fixed figure for the agreed scope, on the screen, with the parts listed. If it is more than the range said, you hear why now — not on the invoice.
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The work
You get shown the failed part
Photos before, during and after go on the job. If a second visit is needed for a part, that is agreed here.
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Finished
Cleared up, written up
Invoice with the warranty terms on it, photos filed against the property, and the next check-up date if there is one.
The boring parts
Stated plainly, because vagueness is the tell.
Insured, and you can see it
Liability cover and WSIB clearance, with the current certificate downloadable before anyone sets foot in your hallway.
Liability $2M
Warranty with a length
One year on our labour, manufacturer terms on the parts, and the expiry date printed on the invoice so nobody has to argue about it.
Labour 12 months
If we can't fix it, you don't pay for it
Diagnosis is charged. A repair that does not hold is ours to come back and finish — same job, no second call-out.
Call-out Credited
These numbers are invented. Neighbourhood Pro is a fictional business built by ArrowSpade to demonstrate an interface. A real build would put the actual licence number, the real insurance certificate and the trade's own warranty wording in these four boxes — which is precisely why the boxes exist.
Coverage
Are we on your street?
One depot, four vans, and an honest edge to the map. Inside the ring there is no travel charge. Outside it we will tell you so rather than take the booking and cancel on the day.
In the ring
- MississaugaL4T–L5W
- EtobicokeM8V–M9W
- OakvilleL6H–L6M
- MiltonL9E, L9T
- BramptonL6P–L7A
- BurlingtonL7L–L7T · edge
- Halton HillsL7G · edge
Edge postcodes carry a $45 travel charge, shown before you book and never added afterwards. Fictional service area for a fictional business.
Get hold of a person
The board does most of it. The phone does the rest.
- (905) 555-0106
- help@neighbourhoodpro.demo
- Depot in Mississauga · serving the west GTA
Concept phone number, address and inbox — they do not connect to anyone.