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Quoting tools break when the data underneath them goes stale. Lender programs change without notice, equipment pricing drifts, and local incentive eligibility varies by county. Home Service Data gives your quoting tool a single endpoint - /api/v1/quote-context - that returns finance programs, equipment records, local context, and trust signals in one authenticated request.

The problem with piecemeal data

Most quoting tools are assembled from static spreadsheets, CRM fields copied from emails, and occasional manual updates. The result is a quoting flow that may look polished but is silently working from outdated lender fees, wrong equipment assumptions, or missed incentive programs. Home Service Data replaces that patchwork with a curated, source-reviewed data layer your tool can call at quote time. For active quoting flows, use the /api/v1/quote-context endpoint as one bundled call per quote session. You pass the trade vertical, state, county, and the specific measure you are quoting (for example, air_source_heat_pump), and the API returns matching finance programs, equipment catalog records, local context, and coverage details in one response. Valid values for the trade parameter are solar, hvac, roofing, plumbing, and electrical.

Making the request

Response shape

The response envelope wraps a structured payload with four top-level keys.

Checking quote_safe before displaying data

Every record in finance[] and equipment[] carries a quote_safe boolean. You must check this flag before presenting any record to a customer or using it in a binding quote calculation.
Records where quote_safe is false or null have not passed the full verification cycle. They may still be useful for internal reference, but you should never present them to customers as confirmed program terms.
Records inside context{} — such as incentives, climate, and permits — are enrichment data. They provide helpful context for building a complete quote but carry their own quote_safe state. Always check that field on individual context records before using them as binding quote line items.

Narrowing results with additional parameters

The endpoint accepts several optional query parameters to narrow the response to exactly what your quoting flow needs.

Handling warnings and unresolved requirements

The coverage object in the response includes two diagnostic arrays you should surface in your integration logs.
  • warnings — advisory messages such as “No quote-safe finance rows matched” or “Add state/county to return climate context.” These tell you when a query returned partial data.
  • unresolved_requirements — requirements that could not be resolved for specific context records, prefixed by their category (e.g., "finance_eligibility: county scope not resolved").
Neither field causes an error response, but both signal that your quote may be missing data it needs.

Next steps

Quote Context API Reference

Full parameter list, response schema, and error codes for the quote-context endpoint.

Sync Integration

Seed a local database with a snapshot and stay current with delta polling for zero-latency quote paths.