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Find a vetted UK tradesperson: plumbers, electricians, builders and more
Sorted Property matches homeowners to vetted local trades: plumbers, electricians, builders, roofers, plasterers and more. We are an independent introducer, not a directory that sells your details to everyone, and we limit how many trades each enquiry goes to so you are not swamped with calls.
General trades are the most-searched home services in the UK, and also the most crowded online. Our answer is not another open directory. We match each enquiry to a small number of vetted local trades, so you get usable quotes without being passed around.
Pick a trade or service below. Each links through to what the job involves, what an honest quote should include and the register-vetted, named engineers we match you to, plus our plain-English cost and how-to guides so you know what a fair price looks like before you book. Our trade content folds in from FindATradey, which will redirect here.
Which trade or service do you need?
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from an open trades directory?
Open directories often sell one enquiry to many trades, so you get swamped with calls. Sorted Property limits how many vetted trades each enquiry goes to, so you get a few usable quotes rather than dozens of cold calls. We do not sell your number to dozens.
What does "vetted" mean here?
We check the basics before we match a trade to you, including their register membership for the job: Gas Safe for gas work, a competent-person scheme such as NICEIC for electrical work, and MCS for heat pumps. Where we can, we name the engineer rather than hand you an anonymous lead.
Is it free for homeowners?
Yes. Matching with a trade is free for homeowners. We are an independent introducer and are paid by the trades, not by you, and we are not a lender or an installer.
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