ChoreRelief Does $2m in Toilet Fixes Over Last 12 Months

SaaS Interviews with CEOs, Startups, Founders

Nathan Latka

Ceo, Entrepreneurs, Founders, Software, Business, Entrepreneurship, Saas, Startups

4.6 • 683 Ratings

🗓️ 25 September 2020

⏱️ 13 minutes

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Summary

I'm a Chicago-based entrepreneur, and my love for connecting people and solving problems led me to found ChoreRelief, a marketplace that transforms the experience property owners have when they need to hire help for maintenance. This venture is an outgrowth of my passion for building powerful and lasting relationships, and it's very rewarding.

Typically, hiring someone to help with a property is confusing for landlords and messy or expensive for tradespeople and contractors. We've turned that on its head by making them — the property owner/manager and the repairperson — the stakeholders in the transaction while we facilitate in the background. They control the time and the price, and we provide the network and the infrastructure to connect them.

We use artificial intelligence to automate our recruiting process for tradespeople (candidate sourcing, screening, and job matching), and we have thousands of vetted contractors in our system.

I am dedicated to partnering with leaders to discover how we can benefit their businesses. If you're interested, I'm open to hearing from you.

Since moving to Chicago years ago, I have been involved in the real estate, beauty, and manufacturing industries. Whatever the business sector, I have always been drawn to the concept of a true and open marketplace where both parties have all the control over their outcome of working together. That's what my team and I have built at ChoreRelief, and I'd be proud to tell you more.

I have two cats and a dog, and when I'm not taking care of them, I like to read in my free time. If you've read something amazing lately, I'd appreciate your recommendation.

To get in touch with me, email: [email protected]

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0:00.0	So in July, I think about 150 contractors that got awarded jobs and got it fulfilled.
0:06.2	And the price of the job range anywhere from 150 bucks to roughly $1,500.
0:10.1	We've seen actually jobs that come in on north of $45,000.
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0:36.7	interviews three weeks earlier from founders, thinkers, and people I find interesting.
0:42.3	Like Eric Wan, 18 months before he took Zoom, public.
0:47.3	We got to grow faster.
0:48.3	Minimum is 100% over the past several years.
0:51.3	Or bootstrapped founders like Vivek of QuestionPro.
0:54.8	When I stopped the company, it was not cool to raise.
0:56.9	Or Looker's CEO Frank Bean before Google acquired his company for $2.6 billion.
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1:29.8	of those requests no questions asked. Hello, everyone. My guest today is Tarek Kreevesh. She's a
1:37.6	Chicago-based entrepreneur and loves connecting people and solving problems. I let him to found
1:41.4	chore relief, a marketplace that transforms the experience property owners have
1:45.2	when they need to hire help for maintenance.
1:47.8	Tareke ready to take us to the top?
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