PNW RENOVATION MARKETPLACE

The business was coordinating homeowner requests, subcontractor availability, job status, scheduling, materials, and payouts across disconnected surfaces. Leads came in through customer-facing channels, operations needed a central view of every job, and subcontractors needed a field portal that exposed only the work assigned to them.

The real challenge was not another website. It was turning a multi-sided service workflow into one reliable system: capture demand, route the right work, keep each participant in their lane, and preserve a clean operational record from intake through completion.

We built a full operations platform for the renovation marketplace: an internal ops portal, a subcontractor field portal, customer-facing marketing surfaces, and a shared backend that keeps the entire job lifecycle in one place.

The platform runs on one Supabase backend with row-level security and strict role-based data partitioning, so owners, operations staff, subcontractors, and customer-facing flows each operate inside their intended scope. The security model is enforced at the data layer rather than hidden in interface logic.

We used a monorepo with shared primitives so the ops portal, field portal, and web surfaces could reuse the same domain logic without duplicating fragile code. Automated tests guard the access rules that matter most, especially around role boundaries and job visibility.

That combination made the platform fast to build without treating it like a disposable demo. The important pieces — auth, data ownership, deployment, and access control — were designed for production from the start.