About My True Contractors
Why We’re Here?
Finding the right contractor in Washington shouldn’t feel like a gamble. At My True Contractors, we make it simple. Our founder, David Anderson, built this service after 20+ years in the industry, knowing that the right connection can make or break any project. We connect homeowners and property owners directly with reliable, verified professionals who get the job done right the first time.
Our Promise: Less stress, better results, and a trusted network of contractors who put quality and responsibility first.
Built From Experience, Focused on You
Most contractor directories are national websites with little understanding of local needs. My True Contractors is proudly rooted in Washington. We personally verify every contractor we recommend, making sure you don’t waste time on unqualified or unreliable options.
Washington Only – We focus 100% on local contractors who live and work here.
Verified Professionals – Every contractor on our list is licensed, insured, and vetted for reliability.
Quality Over Quantity – Instead of endless names, we connect you with the right contractor for the job.
Rewarding Excellence – Contractors who consistently outperform earn top placement and recognition.
Peace of Mind – We help you avoid costly mistakes and wasted time by steering you toward proven experts.
The Benefits for Homeowners & Property Owners
When you use My True Contractors, you’re not just finding “a contractor” you’re finding the right contractor for your unique project. That means:
Faster connections with qualified pros
Less frustration and second-guessing
Smarter decisions backed by real experience
Higher quality results and better return on investment
Our Promise
At My True Contractors, our mission is simple: reward homeowners with reliable results and reward contractors who raise the bar. We believe the right connection is the difference between a stressful project and a successful one.
So, if you’re planning a project in Washington, big or small, start here with confidence.
