TradedProof Real Jobs. Real Proof.

Find local trades. See their completed work.

Explore real jobs, with photographs, locations and details approved by the business.

Explore completed work

A claim is useful. Evidence is better.

A plumber's website might say

“We provide professional bathroom installations.”

That tells you what they offer.

Now you can see the work behind the claim. That is the difference.

Businesses on the record.

One job is an example. A portfolio tells you more.

Browse by trade and area.

Browse the evidence, not just the listings.

More trades and areas appear here as work is documented.

The register.

The register is who is out there. The record is what has been done. A register is a compiled list of the companies working in an area, most with nothing documented here yet. Each list prints the tests every business on it meets, and every fact on a card carries its source and the date it was checked.

What this record is.

Businesses document their completed jobs here, with photographs, dates and locations. Nothing is published until the business approves it. Where you see “customer confirmed”, the customer was sent a link and confirmed the work took place.

Every record connects to the business that completed it, so you can see more of their work and how to contact them. The evidence comes first. The enquiry comes second.

We tell you what was documented and approved. We do not turn a listing into a “verified” badge.

Straight answers.

TradedProof does not sell the number one position. Businesses cannot pay to make their work look more genuine than anyone else's. We do not rank businesses. We do not sell placement. We publish what was documented and approved, and let the evidence speak.

TradedProof is not another trade directory. A directory starts with a list of businesses. TradedProof starts with completed work. Directories organise businesses. TradedProof organises evidence.

This is evidence of completed work, not a replacement for the checks you should make before hiring. Depending on the job you may also want to check qualifications, the registrations and scheme memberships that trade requires, insurance, manufacturer accreditation, planning or Building Regulations requirements, written quotations, warranties and independent reviews. We tell you what has been documented. You still make the checks your project needs.

Does TradedProof recommend particular businesses?
No. We publish evidence of completed work. You decide who is worth contacting.
Does TradedProof check every business?
No. We tell you what has been documented, what the business approved, and whether a customer confirmed it. Where an external accreditation matters, check it with the body that issues it.
Are these reviews?
No. Records document work; reviews describe opinion. They are different things.
Does Customer Confirmed mean you inspected the job?
No. It means the customer confirmed that the documented work took place.
Are customer addresses published?
No. Records name a town or area, never the customer's address.
Why do some businesses show more work than others?
Because this reflects what has actually been documented. More records means more work put on the public record, nothing else.