HomeTask Handyman Service, Inc. Franchise Overview

About HomeTask Handyman Service, Inc.

HomeTask is here to help. Just hand your to-do list to us! No job is too small, and every job is handled on time and skillfully by a professional handyman. Once our customers experience the ease and benefits of using HomeTask.com, they schedule regular visits to ensure quality home or office repairs and regular upkeep of their property.

Franchise History

The history of the HomeTask, the servicemasters! HomeTask Founder Jerrod Sessler had built a successful and growing construction business. But it left him overworked, stressed and dissatisfied. Jerrod wanted a way to bring together his construction knowledge and his passion for helping others find meaningful work and independence through self-employment. He realized that a franchise concept was the best way to reduce his stress and help others. But, with a twist. He wasn't interested in building a business based on a broken system. He dreamed of building HomeTask on a fresh foundation - one that is based on the needs of their culture today and the opportunities to leverage technology to make life easier! After years of energy, HomeTask licensed the very first franchise for the first HomeTask Brand of Service, Yellow Van Handyman, in 2004. In 2008, and, much due to the founder's passion for health and healthy living, HomeTask added Freggies. Freggies (pronounced "Veggies" with leading "Fr" instead of "V") is an organic produce delivery service which is a provider of fresh, organic whole foods to homes and small businesses. In 2010, HomeTask spread its support wings over an established brand, Pet Butler which is a pet waste clean up and yard cleaning service. In 2011, HomeTask launched a new brand called Lawn Army. The launch was amongst much fan fair as it was the very first venture at residential landscape maintenance. Jerrod envisioned from the start an environment where people were respected, honored and encouraged to grow - a true team culture. 

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