Residents welcoming a tradesperson at the entrance of their modern condominium
Neighbours helping neighbours

Good work travels by word of mouth. Now it travels next door.

The best plumber in town isn’t on page one of a search engine. He’s the one the condo across the road has trusted for years. Condoclar lets them tell you.

The old way

Every condo solves the same problem alone

A pipe bursts. The committee searches, guesses, and hopes. Three quotes from strangers, a review site full of people you’ve never met, and a decision made on faith. Meanwhile, fifty metres away, another condominium already knows exactly who to call — they just have no way to tell you.

That knowledge — who shows up, who charges fairly, who does it right the first time — is the most valuable thing a community owns. It shouldn’t evaporate at the property line.

The Condoclar way

How the shared directory works

01

Add — or simply discover

Add the vendors your condo already trusts, with contact details and where they’re based. Set your condo’s location, and tradespeople that condos within range work with appear in your directory automatically — with distance, categories and ways to reach them.

02

Rate, and mark who you work with

After the work is done, leave a rating in plain words — signed with your name and condo, the way you’d tell a neighbour over coffee. Mark the vendor as one your condo works with; keep private notes (who to call, agreed prices) that only your condo sees.

03

The whole street benefits

Nearby condos see the rating, the “condos work with them” count and the finished jobs — and you see theirs. Every review saves a committee somewhere an evening of anxious googling. Trust compounds, block by block.

The skilled hands of a craftsman carefully repairing the hinge of an old wooden door
Proof of work

Not promises. Finished jobs.

When a condo links a vendor to a maintenance job and completes it, that work — with photos — becomes part of the vendor’s history. A track record built from real invoices and real buildings, not marketing.

It’s good for the tradespeople too. The ones who show up on time and do honest work finally get what they’ve always deserved: a reputation that spreads.

Add your condo’s trusted vendors
Built on trust, wrapped in privacy

Shared with neighbours. Never with the internet.

Rated by committees

Ratings from condos, not strangers

Reviews come from named neighbours in real condominiums who paid real invoices. “Quality is OK — but he’s a super nice guy and very reasonably priced” tells you more than five anonymous stars ever could.

Trust, made visible

“Three condos work with them”

Each condo can mark a vendor as one they work with. Others see the count — a quiet, powerful signal — while your condo’s name is never shown.

Private notes

Your condo’s knowledge stays yours

Who to call, agreed prices, what to watch out for — private notes only your condo can see, attached to the shared record.

Never public

A commons, not content

Nothing here is published to the open web. Ratings and recommendations flow only between condominiums on Condoclar — a commons for communities, not content for crawlers.

Two neighbours chatting across the balconies of a modern building, one handing over a bowl of lemons
Recommendations have always travelled neighbour to neighbour. Condoclar just writes them down.

Be the neighbour who found the good one.

Your condo’s trusted vendors could save the building next door a very bad week. Share them.

Start your directory