Paul K.
Absolutely a scam!
Absolutely a scam!! Do not engage this company in any way

Work On Demand is an on-demand staffing platform. We connect people and businesses that need work completed with qualified local professionals who are ready to work. Simply put, we connect people who need workers with people who need work—that’s Work On Demand.
Work on demand (rentatech.org) has 121 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 3.0 out of 5.
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Paul K.
Absolutely a scam!! Do not engage this company in any way
Fred Q.
Google maps The address listed its a empty junkyard lot.
Latosha L.
Everything happens for a reason I found these people on Craigslist I did the little application followed the steps red the testimonials and still had questions they tell you to feel free to call if you still have questions I had to call back 3 times because every person I spoke with was unnecessarily rude to me and spoke to me in an antagonizing way NO way I will ever pay money to work for a company like this I just wanted to ask questions before I gave them my money their sketchy anyway what company doesn’t have an app in 2026 they sounds like a scam to me lucky for me I didn’t have to waste my time or money with these people
Me
I applied for their handyman position. They hook you in with a decent pay per hour and the illusion of starting fast. Don't waste your time, they're a bogus company. They make it difficult all the way thru with the hope you give up, take the loss and move on. They charge $47 for their "shirt, badge and insurance" and they run Craigslist ads all over the country from what I've seen. Figure in all these a states at least a few hundred people in every location, probably everyday, sign up paying $47... You do the math. People looking for work, probably low on cash and they scam people out the little of what they have. Tmrw I'm calling my credit card company to reverse the charge.
Phillip B.
I lost money with Rent A Tech. When I call them to hang up on me. They have made claims of being Better Business Bureau accredited. But they are not members of the BBB and they have been flagged by the Better Business Bureau for making such statements.
Phil B.
This is a scam!
Quintin M.
This company is a scam. They have one person to run their corporate office. I was called mam and miss many times after explaining I’m a male. And my voice is extremely deep. The personal was rude and continued being unprofessional. To top it off this was the initial interview. I beg you to stay away from this company. As a contractor or company you won’t regret it. They refuse to give me a refund and I never even worked for them. They take your money and do absolutely nothing but disrespect and give you the run around. Go look them up on the bbb. They did not answer one complaint cause they just don’t care. This is a scam I promise you!
Khairul B.
After facing a refusal from one pro and extremely rude behavior (a hang-up during a conversation) from another regarding the quoted $120.00 rate, we ultimately engaged Cedrick. We paid Cedrick $150.00 upfront for materials (refrigerant). On the scheduled installation day (Oct 16th), Cedrick's timeline became suspicious (claiming a 3.5-hour trip for a 1-hour drive) and he failed to provide necessary photos or return calls. After wasting an entire day citing continuous issues (like being unable to find Acetylene), Cedrick abruptly stated he would not do the work and ceased all communication. His continuous delays and unprofessional, last-minute cancellation directly caused us to lose the client associated with this job, resulting in significant damage to our business reputation and revenue. He never bought the materials, or did the job. When we asked for a refund, EARTHCARE refused to do so by saying that the job was completed. We gave them evidence that the work was not completed, but they simply stopped responding to our calls and emails.