CRA is designed to improve the homeowner experience through structured contractor expectations and accountability-driven systems. These are the standards contractors in the CRA network are expected to meet.
Contractors in the CRA network are expected to respond to homeowner inquiries within a reasonable timeframe. Structured intake systems support faster response and reduce homeowner wait times.
Contractors are expected to maintain follow-up communication with homeowners throughout the service process. Missed-call recovery systems support these follow-up expectations.
Contractors are expected to communicate clearly around scheduling, confirmations, and any changes to appointment times. Homeowners should not be left guessing about when a contractor will arrive.
Contractors in the network are expected to maintain professional communication standards, arrive on time, and treat homeowners with respect throughout the service process.
When a homeowner submits a service request through CRA, contractors are expected to engage with the intake promptly. Structured intake reduces the friction homeowners experience when trying to connect with contractors.
Contractors are expected to return calls and messages in a timely manner. CRA's intake infrastructure includes missed-call recovery systems designed to close communication gaps before they become homeowner frustrations.
Important: CRA contractor standards are operational expectations, not legal guarantees. CRA does not certify, license, or warrant contractor performance. Homeowners should always verify contractor credentials independently before hiring.
CRA defines and enforces contractor standards for network participation. Every contractor operates under structured accountability agreements and continuous performance evaluation.
Network placement is selective. CRA evaluates contractors based on credentials, capacity, and current market demand before placement.
Contractors are continuously evaluated against these structured criteria. Performance standards determine ongoing participation in the system.
Contractors are evaluated on their ability to respond to assignment requests within defined timeframes. Timely response is a core performance metric.
Contractors are assessed on the quality and professionalism of their communication with homeowners throughout the project lifecycle.
Contractors are evaluated on their ability to manage current assignments and project loads without compromising service quality.
Contractors are reviewed on their demonstrated expertise in their service categories, including project history and specialized capabilities.
Contractors are continuously monitored for on-time arrivals, commitment fulfillment, and consistent service delivery standards.
All contractors are continuously evaluated. Performance determines ongoing participation. Standards are maintained to ensure system integrity.
Our standards exceed state requirements. We believe homeowners deserve more than the legal minimum.
Minimum coverage required for all contractors
Demonstrated track record in the industry
State and local where applicable
Clean record with NC authorities and local authorities
Our contractor network serves the following North Carolina markets:
Raleigh
Wake County
Cary
Chatham & Wake County
Apex
Holly Springs & Wake County
Wake Forest
Knightdale & Surrounding
If you meet our standards and are committed to quality workmanship, we invite you to apply for network membership.