MiPR Servicios
Find the right professional near you, by trade and by town.
Plumbers, electricians, technicians and other tradespeople across Puerto Rico, by trade and by town.
Why it exists
When something breaks at home, the search starts in a Facebook group and ends with a number somebody passed along two years ago. It works sometimes. When it does not, the day is gone.
MiPR Servicios organises that search by what you need and where you are, so it does not depend on who you happen to know.
Where to start
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Name the trade, not the problem
The search understands both — a blocked sink still reaches a plumber — but naming the trade is faster. There are fourteen: plumbers, electricians, HVAC techs, handymen, painters, roofing, solar, cleaning, gardening, movers, locksmiths, pest control, mechanics and contractors.
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Add your town
A plumber in Bayamón is not the same search as a plumber. Every trade has a page per municipality across all 78, and whoever gets to you quickly is whoever is already nearby.
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Compare before you call
Each listing says what that professional does and how to reach them. Calling three and comparing takes ten minutes and usually saves more than any coupon.
What you get
- Search by trade: plumbing, electrical, refrigeration, construction and more
- Search by municipality, so whoever comes is genuinely nearby
- Profiles with what you need to know before calling
Who it is for
Anyone who needs something fixed at home or at their business and wants to call somebody who works in their area.
When to use another one
If you are looking for a steady job in one of these trades rather than hiring someone, that is MyPRJobs, which has a construction category. If you want to estimate the cost before asking for a quote, MyPRTools has the calculators.
What it does not do
Saying it here saves you the trip. None of it is a fault: it is the edge of what this site solves.
- It does not hire or charge. The deal is between you and the professional, and no money passes through here.
- It does not guarantee the work or answer for it. We are not part of the contract.
- It does not set prices. What each person charges is their own business, which is why more than one quote is worth asking for.
- It does not verify licences for you. For electrical, plumbing or construction work, ask for the licence and the insurance before anyone starts.
Common questions
- Does Mi PR Network stand behind the tradesperson's work?
- No. The directory helps you find who to call; the agreement, the price and the guarantee are between you and that person. Ask for a licence and a written quote as you would anyway.
- I am a tradesperson. Can I be listed?
- Yes. The directory is open to tradespeople working in Puerto Rico; you sign up from the MiPR Servicios site itself.
- Does looking for a professional cost anything?
- No. Searching and seeing contact details is free and needs no account. What the work costs you agree directly with whoever does it.
- How do I know somebody is licensed?
- By asking, and by asking to see it. For electrical, plumbing and construction work the licence genuinely matters, and a serious professional shows it without fuss. We do not verify it for you, and we would rather say so plainly.
- What if nobody in that trade shows up for my town?
- Try a neighbouring town: plenty of tradespeople work the whole area even though they are registered in another municipality. And if somebody who should be there is missing, write to us from the contact page and we add them.