Proudly built in Toronto, serving homeowners across the GTA
Great neighbourhoods are built by people who show up, help each other out, and share what works. This is the Quartermaster spirit; we connect homeowners with their community and with the Pros their neighbours already use and trust.
A house needs something nearly every month: gutters, furnace filters, the tap that started dripping in April, the thing you meant to look at last spring. Most of it is manageable on its own, but sometimes an expert should step in. The tricky part is knowing what matters, when it's due, and when it isn't a DIY job, who to call. That’s where Quartermaster comes in.
Your home's customized maintenance plan and history are all in one spot, so you can put it out of mind and get on with your week. When something actually needs attention, you'll hear about it. And when a job needs a Pro, you're looking at people your neighbours have already hired and recommended, not a page of strangers with five stars.
Most people learn to own a home the expensive way. Something breaks, you call whoever answers, and you find out afterward what it should have cost or how long it could have waited.
It isn't a problem you can read your way out of, either. Houses aren't interchangeable.
Yours has its own systems, its own history, and its own list of what's coming due,
and no guide written for houses in general can tell you what's on it. A long-time owner builds that knowledge slowly, one repair at a time. Move, and you start over with systems you've never maintained before.
So we didn't set out to write the manual. We set out to build the two things that work in its place: a record that belongs to your house, and a way to reach the people nearby who already know how to look after one like it. What one neighbour learns the hard way shouldn't have to be learned twice on the same street.
You want to make good decisions about your house without becoming an expert in roofing, drainage and electrical. Quartermaster gives you a plan built around your unique house, a record of everything that's been done to it, and a short list of Pros your neighbours have already vouched for.
You built your business on good work and word of mouth. Quartermaster makes that good work go further. Every Pro joins through a homeowner referral – getting in the door and staying visible depends on the reputation you’ve already built.
Quartermaster isn't one person's idea handed to everyone else to execute. The people making the decisions here are the ones who live with them. We're early, and the team that will shape what Quartermaster becomes is still coming together. See open roles.
"To make home management simpler and more connected, for homeowners, the Pros they trust, and the neighbourhoods they share."
We’re here to make your week easier, and that’s reflected in every tool we build – without giving you another thing to manage.
The best Pros often aren’t known beyond neighbourhood lines. A great reputation should carry them further than an ad budget can.
Homeownership doesn't come with instructions, and most people learn how to handle expensive things the expensive way. What one neighbour figures out should be available to the next one; community knowledge is power.
A recommendation from someone on your street is worth more than a hundred ratings from strangers. That's why every Quartermaster referral comes with a real person behind it.
Whether you're caring for your home or helping others care for theirs, there’s a place for you in the Quartermaster community.
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