JobSite Recon Officially Launches, Letting Contractors Rate and Review the Customers Who Hire Them

Tradespeople can now search any address before quoting a job and see what other contractors experienced there, with over 1,000 contractor sign-ups during soft launch NEW YORK, July 15, 2026 – JobSite Recon today announced the official launch of its contractor-to-customer review platform, now available on both iOS and Android. The platform, which lets tradespeople rate and review the customers who hire them, soft-launched on the App Store on March 31 and signed up more than 1,000 users across 40 states during its first 100 days.  The platform is designed to answer one question before a contractor commits their time: what...

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