CRA collects structured experience feedback to support contractor accountability, performance evaluation, and network quality. We focus on operational categories—not generic ratings.
Submit a Service RequestInstead of generic ratings, CRA tracks specific operational categories that reflect the quality of the homeowner experience from initial contact through project completion.
How quickly the contractor made first contact after receiving the routed request.
Professionalism, clarity, and helpfulness throughout the intake and coordination process.
Whether the contractor followed up appropriately and maintained communication throughout the process.
Punctuality, scheduling flexibility, and how rescheduling was handled if needed.
Adherence to stated scope, pricing transparency, and overall professional conduct.
Holistic assessment of the end-to-end experience from initial request through project conclusion.
CRA uses structured homeowner feedback as a core component of our contractor accountability framework. Feedback is reviewed during contractor performance evaluations and informs territory standing decisions.
Contributes to the Contractor Scorecard performance profile
Reviewed during territory renewal and expansion decisions
Identifies areas where contractors need to improve communication standards
Shared with contractors during performance review conversations
Used to identify patterns in missed callbacks and follow-up failures
Creating public rankings or competitive scoreboards
Public display of individual homeowner experiences
Guaranteeing specific service outcomes or pricing
If you've worked with a CRA-contracted contractor, your structured feedback helps us maintain accountability and improve the homeowner experience.
CRA collects feedback for internal contractor accountability purposes. Feedback is reviewed by CRA management and shared with contractors during performance evaluations. We do not publish individual homeowner feedback publicly or use it for marketing purposes.