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Sample listingHomeowner projectOpen
Hall bathroom remodel, down to studs
Owner's budget$25,000
WhereBella Vista
TradesGeneral Contracting, Plumbing, Tile
TimelineReady to start September; owner says ready to hire within 30 days
Posted2026-07-28
Full tear-out of a 1994 hall bath: tub out, walk-in tile shower in, new vanity and top, new toilet, LVP floor (about 60 sf), paint. Plumbing stays in the same locations. Materials not yet purchased; owner wants allowances in the bid.
This work likely requires an Arkansas contractor license (residential construction or home improvement over $2,000). Verify any license free at labor.arkansas.gov or in our contractor directory.
Sample listingHomeowner projectOpen
Rebuild a 12x16 deck, keep the footprint
Owner's budget$8,500
WhereFayetteville
TradesCarpentry, General Contracting
TimelineFlexible, fall preferred
Posted2026-07-28
Existing 12x16 deck is spongy; posts look fine, joists and boards do not. Replace framing as needed, new composite decking and rail, one stair run. Photos available on request.
This work likely requires an Arkansas contractor license (residential construction or home improvement over $2,000). Verify any license free at labor.arkansas.gov or in our contractor directory.
Sample listingHomeowner projectOpen
Gutter cleaning plus one fascia board repair
Owner's budget$450
WhereSpringdale
TradesHandyman
TimelineAny time in August
Posted2026-07-28
Single-story ranch, about 160 ft of gutter, one section of rotted fascia behind the kitchen (about 6 ft). Owner has matching paint.
Below the $2,000 Arkansas licensing threshold, so an unlicensed handyman may take it. Ask for references either way.
Sample listingSub work wantedOpen
HVAC changeout crew, 2 to 3 systems a week
PayPer-unit bid
WhereSpringdale
TradesHVAC
TimelineStart immediately; respond by Aug 15
Posted2026-07-28
Residential changeouts (split systems, some package units). Crew bids per unit, equipment and pad supplied, haul-off included in bid. EPA 608 required on at least one crew member. Steady work through fall.
This work likely requires an Arkansas contractor license (residential construction or home improvement over $2,000). Verify any license free at labor.arkansas.gov or in our contractor directory.
Publisher's company: this listing is from a business owned by Levi Pittenger, publisher of The NWA Trade Guide.
Sample listingSub work wantedOpen
Tile sub for 3 bathrooms, about 450 sf
PayBid by scope
WhereRogers
TradesTile, Flooring
TimelineMid-September window; respond by Aug 22
Posted2026-07-28
Three hall baths in a small remodel package: floor tile plus two tub surrounds and one walk-in shower with niche. Substrate prepped by GC. Tile on site. Looking for a two-week window.
This work likely requires an Arkansas contractor license (residential construction or home improvement over $2,000). Verify any license free at labor.arkansas.gov or in our contractor directory.
Sample listingSub work wantedOpen
Make-ready punch lists, 4 to 6 rental units a month
PayHourly or per-unit bid
WhereFayetteville
TradesHandyman, Painting, General Contracting
TimelineOngoing; first units available now
Posted2026-07-28
Recurring turns on single-family rentals: patch and paint, hardware, minor plumbing and electrical trim swaps, punch-list closeout with photos. Consistent monthly volume for someone dependable.
Some of this work may cross the $2,000 Arkansas licensing threshold per job. When it does, a licensed contractor is required. Verify licenses at labor.arkansas.gov.
Publisher's company: this listing is from a business owned by Levi Pittenger, publisher of The NWA Trade Guide.
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