Real-time help. Old-school know-how.

Fix it yourself.
Not by yourself.

Video-call a retired tradesperson who can see the problem, talk you through the next step, and share a little wisdom along the way.

Calls from $20 · No monthly commitment

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“Your grandpa would’ve known.
Now you can call one.”

The PopsOnCall idea

Our promise to you

Patient guidance. No judgment.

A person, not another tutorial.

Know when to call an on-site pro.

A little help goes a long way

Less guessing.
More “got it.”

That running toilet. That battery that won’t start. That breaker you’re worried about. Get a second set of eyes from someone who’s spent years working with their hands.

Know-how, with a human connection.

You bring the phone and the questions. Pops brings the practical experience—and maybe a story or two.

01

Tell us what’s going on

Describe the problem so you can be matched with a Pops in the right trade: plumbing, electrical, mechanical, or general home repairs.

02

Show Pops what you see

Join a video call from your phone. Walk through the issue together, ask questions, and get guidance tailored to what’s in front of you.

03

Take the next safe step

Work through a manageable fix or understand when you need hands-on help. Learning when to stop is part of the job, too.

Safety first: video guidance isn’t an on-site inspection or emergency service. For gas smells, sparking wires, or immediate danger, stop work and contact the appropriate emergency service or qualified local professional.

Make room for a little know-how

One problem. One call.

Pay for the time you need. Parts and tools aren’t included, and a fix isn’t guaranteed.

The quick check-in

$20 / 15 minutes

A focused question, a simple repair, or help figuring out where to start.

A little more elbow room

$35 / 30 minutes

More time to show the problem, work through the steps, and ask the questions you didn’t know you had.

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You don’t have to know it all

Just know who to call.

Your first place doesn’t come with a repair manual. A little help from Pops is a good place to start.

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