The clock starts at payment
Exactly four days. The order stores the date — no arguing about when the window began.
Guarantee
No deciding at the door with the professional standing next to you. Pay, live with the result for a few days and, if something's wrong, open a claim from the order itself.
The professional's payout stays frozen until the operator resolves the case. You don't chase anyone for a refund: the platform withholds and the platform refunds.
Exactly four days. The order stores the date — no arguing about when the window began.
Pick the reason, describe what went wrong and attach photos. For quality claims the photo is mandatory: it's the evidence the operator sees.
An operator compares your claim with the work photos and the order history. Not a bot with template replies.
A free redo — the same professional or another one. A partial refund when part of the work was fine. A full refund when none of it was.
The guarantee is concrete — which means it has edges. Better to know them before ordering, not during a claim.
The clock starts when you confirm payment, and the exact date is shown inside the order. After the four days, the order closes and a claim can no longer be opened.
There is no card in between: support arranges the handover with you directly. Meanwhile the pro's payout stays on hold — the money to refund physically exists.
It is not unlimited insurance: the guarantee operates on what you paid for the order and on damage documented with photos inside the claim.
No. Neither the visit nor the repeated work. It's the same order, not a new one.
Yes. When opening the claim you can say you'd prefer another professional for the redo.
The case goes back to the operator with the new photos. It can end in a refund even after a redo.
Support arranges it with you directly. Withholding the professional's payout guarantees the money is there.