Show what you actually paid
Estq Project lets homeowners publish completed home improvements — real costs, real contractors — building a verified history of your home and helping your neighbors plan theirs.
Estimate → Complete → Share. Three steps to publish your project.
Select your property, pick a category, and fill in the basics — title, cost, contractor, and completion date.
Attach the invoice or receipt. It's never shown publicly — only a verified badge is, so your project is trusted without exposing your paperwork.
After a quick review, your project goes live on the map with its own shareable page. Share it with friends and build up your homeowner level.
A simple, trustworthy project card — the details that matter, without exposing anything you don't want public.
Estqmate Verified badge
Shown automatically when your project started from an Estqmate estimate.
Invoice Uploaded badge
Shown when you've attached proof — the file itself always stays private.
Privacy-first location
Your public pin sits near your home, never on it. Exact addresses are never shown.
A shareable page
Every project gets its own public page and link, ready to send to friends.
Sample Estq Project
Heat Pump Installation
San Jose, CA · Completed May 2026
Every EstqMate is a prediction. Every Estq Project is what actually happened — the real contractor, the real cost, the real completion date.
As homeowners publish completed projects, that data feeds back into EstqMate and EstqFact, making every future estimate a little more accurate for your neighborhood and project type.
From a new AC to a full kitchen remodel — if it's a real completed project, it belongs on the map.
Show what a real project actually cost, help your neighbors plan theirs, and build your homeowner history.