Project portal
How Hampstead On Demand works
Upload a brief with photos. We triage and confirm the next step. Delivery is in-house — not a marketplace of random traders.
Create a project brief
Choose a category and describe the property and job. Add photos or short video if you have them. You can submit a one-time brief without creating an account.
Use the private tracking link we send by email, or sign in with Google if you would like a dashboard for repeat requests. Your files are not published as a public portfolio.
We triage your request
Our operating team reviews fit, postcode and urgency, then routes to Hampstead Renovations or Hampstead Maintenance.
Not a marketplace auction. One in-house path: renovations studio for larger works, maintenance for planned and reactive care.
Clear quote or next step
You receive a written quote or an agreed next step (for example a survey). Nothing is booked until you approve.
Straightforward jobs may be priced from the brief. Larger or uncertain scopes may need a site visit before a reliable quote.
Work delivered, follow-up stays clear
When work goes ahead, updates and files stay with the request. Follow-up is handled through the same private tracking link or your optional account.
Small jobs are paid by bank transfer after completion. For larger works, an agreed deposit is paid after quote acceptance and the final balance by bank transfer on completion.
What makes this different
Common questions
Is Hampstead On Demand a company or a marketplace?▾
How much does it cost to use the portal?▾
Do I need an account?▾
Do I need photos?▾
What if I am not happy with the quote?▾
What areas do you cover?▾
What happens if something goes wrong after the job?▾
Does submitting a brief guarantee attendance?▾
Is there a published rate card?▾
Start with a service
Service hubs explain the brief process for each trade across London · North · Central · South West.
Example local pages
Neighbourhood landers with local proof — capacity is still confirmed from your brief.
Or choose an area
Need help with a property?
Submit a one-time request in the browser. Install the app later if you want easier repeat requests and tracking.