Our Vision

To develop a new way for local contractors and homeowners to do business.

Our Mission

We want to give every contractor a chance to earn business, and we want to give every homeowner the tools to make the best contactor selection for their home.

For Home Owners

Our goal is to allow you to find the best contractor for your project. We want to give you the chance to find the best price, the best quality, the best service, and the best variety. We believe that you should make the choice. After all, it is your home. Our job is to give you the tools and choices to turn your ideas into reality.

For Contractors

Our goal is to give you visibility to your local community and find jobs without a large marketing budget. We want to give you the leads that you need to succeed. We let you choose what projects you want to pursue. It’s your business. You know what projects you can do. So we give you the power to choose the projects you want.

Meet the Senior Management Team

Andrew Frenz

CEO

BidOverMe.com LLC was co-founded by Andrew Frenz in 2005. Andrew has been an avid entrepreneur and has started many businesses over the years. Prior to starting BidOverMe, Andrew was part of the founding team of a Minnesota painting company: F&G Painting. During his time there, he became increasingly aware of a large gap between contractors and home owners. In particular, he realized that small, local contractors lacked the means to present themselves to their community. It was this gap that drove him to create a method of communication where small business owners could find jobs and home owners could get the best variety and selection on estimates to create a win-win situation.

Luke Goetzke

CFO

BidOverMe.com LLC was co-founded by Luke Goetzke in 2005. Before co-founding BidOverMe, Luke was part of the founding team of a Minnesota painting company: F&G Painting. During his time there, Luke’s vision drove the business to success. Together with Andrew Frenz, he realized what home owners were missing out when it came to knowing the local contractors. He believed that the internet could bridge this gap and connect the community together.