UK home services, sorted

What work does your property need doing?

Sorted Property matches UK homeowners to vetted installers and trades for any work on their property: energy and green upgrades, specialist fixes and removals, and general trades. Tell us what you need and we match you to the right vetted professional. We are an independent introducer, free for homeowners, and we are not a lender or installer.

Pick the kind of work below to get started. Each route leads to a focused guide that explains what the job involves, what it typically costs, which grants or rules apply, and then matches you to a vetted professional who holds the right accreditation for it.

Choose your route

01 Energy and green upgrades Solar panels, EV chargers, heat pumps, battery storage and insulation. We point you to grants such as the 7,500 pound heat pump scheme. Start → 02 Property fixes and removals Spray foam removal, damp, cavity wall, septic tanks and EWS1. The cost, the survey and who to call, especially when it is blocking a sale. Start → 03 General trades Plumbers, electricians, builders, roofers and more. Matched to a small number of vetted local trades, not sold to dozens. Start →

Frequently asked questions

What is Sorted Property?

Sorted Property is an independent UK home-services comparison and introducer. You tell us the work your property needs and we match you to a vetted installer or trade. We are not a lender or an installer.

Is it free to use?

Yes, it is free for homeowners. We are paid by the installers and trades we match you to, never by you.

What kinds of work do you cover?

Three tiers: energy and green upgrades such as solar and heat pumps, specialist property fixes such as spray foam removal and damp, and general trades such as plumbers and electricians.

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Oliver Mackman

Editor, Sorted Property

Oliver leads Sorted Property's editorial coverage of UK home services. He researches and writes the plain-English guides that help homeowners choose between installers and trades, drawing on the standards set by bodies such as MCS, TrustMark, the Energy Saving Trust and the Property Care Association, and is clear about what to check before any work starts.

Last reviewed: 11 June 2026