Providers Found Through Word Of Mouth
Owners relied on referrals or ad-hoc searches, with no consistent way to compare or discover providers.
Property owners typically find cleaning, maintenance, inspection, renovation and gardening providers through disconnected referrals and searches. We built an MVP marketplace that connects owners with these providers through one consistent request and booking flow.
Property owners maintaining one or more properties usually rely on personal referrals or one-off searches to find cleaning, maintenance, inspection, renovation and gardening providers, repeating the process every time a need arises. There is rarely a consistent record of who was hired or what was done.
This marketplace gives owners a single place to request property services, while giving providers a structured channel to receive and respond to those requests.
Owners relied on referrals or ad-hoc searches, with no consistent way to compare or discover providers.
Owners had no central history of which providers had been used for cleaning, maintenance or inspection work.
Providers received requests through varied channels, making it harder to plan and prioritize their workload.
A marketplace connecting property owners with cleaning, maintenance, inspection, renovation and gardening providers.
Owners browse cleaning, maintenance, inspection, renovation and gardening services in one organized marketplace.
Providers list their service type and coverage area, giving owners a clearer basis for choosing who to book.
Owners submit structured requests tied to a property, reducing ambiguity about what work is needed.
Each completed request becomes part of the property's service history, visible for future reference.
Owners can see prior services performed on a given property instead of relying on memory.
Providers see incoming requests organized by category, helping them plan and respond efficiently.
We reviewed how owners currently find and book property service providers across common categories.
We defined a structure connecting properties, service requests and provider profiles.
Our engineers implemented service categories, provider profiles, requests and booking records as the MVP's core.
We tested the request and matching flow against realistic property maintenance scenarios.
The marketplace launched ready to connect owners and providers, with room to add categories in later phases.
A property needs many hands to maintain it — finding them shouldn't be the hard part.
Requests are routed by service category, keeping the matching logic consistent as categories expand.
Requests and bookings are tied to individual properties, building a usable service history over time.
Providers receive requests in a consistent format, reducing the clarification typically needed before work starts.
The MVP's structure supports onboarding new service categories without rebuilding the request flow.
× Providers found through referrals and searches
× No consolidated service request history
× Providers received unstructured requests
× No record tied to individual properties
× Hard to compare providers by category
✓ Owners request services from one marketplace
✓ Service history tracked per property
✓ Providers receive structured requests
✓ Owners can compare providers by category
✓ MVP launched and ready to connect owners and providers
Give every property service a place in one marketplace, without losing track of who did what.
Owners needed a consistent way to find and book cleaning, maintenance, inspection, renovation and gardening providers. The MVP replaces ad-hoc referrals with a centralized marketplace built around how properties are actually maintained.
"A property is only as well kept as the providers behind it are easy to find. The marketplace should do the finding, not the owner.
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