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Resident Community - Help Among Neighbors | ReConto

Ask, Share, and Help Your Neighbors

Local community to solve home questions, recommend providers, and share neighborhood news.

❌ The Pain

  • ✕ Don't know who to ask about home problem
  • ✕ Hard to find reliable providers in your area
  • ✕ Waste money on provider your neighbor already tried (and wasn't happy)
  • ✕ No way to notify neighbors about important neighborhood situations
  • ✕ Social networks full of irrelevant or controversial topics

"Neighbors who help each other = Stronger and safer community."

🤖 The Solution

  • ✔ Ask technical questions to community (includes professional providers)
  • ✔ Recommend reliable providers to other neighbors
  • ✔ Share neighborhood news (water cuts, events, alerts)
  • ✔ Participate with your real name—authentic trust
  • ✔ Only home and service topics—no politics or religion

"Community focused on helping each other."

✅ The Result

  • ✓ Quick answers from neighbors and local professionals
  • ✓ Trusted referrals of already-tested providers
  • ✓ Less money wasted hiring wrong provider
  • ✓ Better informed and connected neighborhood
  • ✓ Support network for home emergencies

Informed neighbors = Smart decisions.

Join the Community → See Benefits

Three Ways to Participate in Community

1) Ask technical questions about your home. 2) Share provider referrals that worked for you. 3) Notify about important neighborhood news.
Resident community

Help Among Neighbors—No Drama, Just Solutions

Ask about leak, crack, lawn or any home topic. Receive advice from neighbors who went through same thing AND professional providers. Recommend who worked for you. Share neighborhood news. All with your real name to generate trust.

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How It Works

  1. 1

    Join your neighborhood/area community in ReConto

  2. 2

    Ask questions about home: "How do I fix this?", "Who do you recommend for X?"

  3. 3

    Share referrals of providers that worked for you—help neighbors choose well

  4. 4

    Notify about neighborhood news: water cuts, events, safety

  5. 5

    Receive answers from neighbors AND professionals in your area

  6. 6

    Participate with real name—everyone helps in respectful environment

Community examples

Real Examples

  • Questions: "Who do you recommend for roof repair?" - Neighbors share their experiences

  • Referrals: "Juan the plumber did excellent work at my house" - Others save time searching

  • News: "Water cut tomorrow 9am-2pm" - Neighborhood prepared in advance

  • Tips: "How to prevent gutter leak?" - Professional gives preventive tips

Ask Questions

Get help from neighbors and professionals about any home topic

Share Referrals

Recommend providers that worked for you—help others

Neighborhood News

Notices about cuts, events, safety

Community benefits

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Real Connection

Participation with real name generates trust

Respectful Environment

No politics, religion or controversy—only mutual help

Community benefits

⚠️ Community Rules: Participate with your real name. Politics, religion, or controversial topics are prohibited. Community is for helping with home topics—nothing else. For everything else use Facebook or X.

Why a Local Resident Community Is Valuable

Neighbor recommendations are the most reliable way to find good providers. When your neighbor tells you "this plumber worked well for me", you trust much more than any online ad.

What You Can Do in Community

  • Ask without shame: No question about your home is silly
  • Learn from experiences: Neighbors who went through same thing share what worked
  • Save money: Avoid hiring wrong provider based on real referrals
  • Stay informed: Neighborhood news helps you prepare
  • Help others: Your experience can save a neighbor from problems

A united community where neighbors help each other makes life easier for everyone.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. Community is free for all residents. You can ask questions, give referrals and share news at no cost.

ONLY topics related to home and services: repairs, maintenance, provider recommendations, neighborhood news (cuts, events, alerts). Prohibited: politics, religion, controversy.

Yes. Everyone participates with first and last name to generate trust. It's a community of real people helping—not anonymous.

Yes. Professional providers can answer technical questions and give advice. This helps you get expert answers for free.

Referrals come from real neighbors with first and last name. You can see their participation history in community to evaluate if they are active and helpful.