Connecting with a Service Pro
From the home screen, navigate to the Service Pros section and select the "Add Service Pro" button.
To search for a specific Service Pro you were hoping for, select the "Add My Service Pro" link. You can now search by phone number to see if your Service Pro has registered with HouseAmp. If they are not found, you are able to invite them by completing the form to invite a Service Pro. You are only required to submit a Name, Email, and Mobile # to send an invite to that Service Pro.
If you prefer to search for a pre-registered Service Pro, click on "Find Service Pro". You can now enter your zip code and the service area (ie, "flooring", "bathroom", etc) to locate a Service Pro near you.
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From your HouseAmp account, click on the menu option on the left for the group your contact is assigned to (Home Owners, Real Estate Pros or Service Pros). Next, if you have any pending invitations for this group, you will see a blue link that says ...
Delete an invitation email
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Uploading a profile picture
Once you have logged in to your HouseAmp account, select "My Profile" from the menu on the left. Next, select "Edit Profile", which is found in the bottom right side of your screen. You will then be able to upload the image you wish to have displayed ...
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