Protect homeowners
Help families document contracts, payments, unfinished work, permit concerns, and communication history.
About Texas Contractor Watch
Why we exist.
Because a signed contract should mean something, completed work should be paid for, and Texans deserve a place where documented stories do not vanish.
Meet your watchdog
Howdy. I'm Rexy.
I'm here to help Texans ask better questions, preserve the paper trail, and speak up when a contractor dispute leaves a home unfinished or a hardworking subcontractor unpaid.
This is not a rumor board and it is not a courtroom. It is a documentation platform built around evidence, public records, fair labeling, and a company's right to respond.
“Honest contractors deserve trust. Homeowners deserve transparency. Subcontractors deserve to be paid.”
Our mission
Make the truth easier to find.
We organize complaints, evidence, responses, and public records into clear company case files.
Protect subcontractors
Help tradespeople and vendors preserve invoices, delivery records, balances due, and payment demands.
Publish responsibly
Clearly distinguish allegations, reviewed evidence, and confirmed court or agency records.
Keep it fair
Invite company responses, correction requests, proof of payment, and documented resolutions.
How it works
From report to public case file.
- Submit.A homeowner, subcontractor, or vendor files a structured report.
- Document.Contracts, invoices, messages, photos, and public records may support the report.
- Review.The verification label reflects what has actually been received and reviewed.
- Respond.The company may publish its position, corrections, payment records, or proof of resolution.
A documentation platform, not a verdict.
Texas Contractor Watch is not a court, government agency, collection agency, or law firm. A submitted complaint is an allegation. Only linked official records support labels involving litigation or judgments. Nothing on this site replaces legal advice or filing deadlines.