What a partnership looks like
A blurb for your newsletter
We draft a short, plain-language introduction for your newsletter, AGM, or Facebook group — you approve every word.
Pros recruited for your lake
We prioritize onboarding taskers who already work your area, so members see local names, not strangers from two towns over.
A real point of contact
You deal directly with the founder, in Bracebridge. If something's off for one of your members, it gets fixed by a person you can name.
What your members get
Every tasker is identity-checked through Stripe before they can be paid, and the high-trust jobs — keys, septic, boat lifts, propane — are reserved for Verified Pros who've passed a Canadian criminal-record check from Certn. Payments run through Stripe, every job is reviewed publicly, and there's a real dispute process with a 48-hour window to flag issues. It's the structure word-of-mouth never had.
What we ask
A mention. That's it — a newsletter blurb, a line in the spring mailing, or ten minutes at the AGM. There's no cost to the association and nothing to administer.
Get in touch: email hello@dockhand.ca with your lake or association name and we'll take it from there.