DENVER--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Takl, Inc., a national leader in on-demand home services and maker of the app-based mobile platform that connects providers and users, today announced its entry into the Denver metropolitan area as the company expands into Colorado as part of its national rollout. Click to Tweet. Takl has signed up more than 2,000 local home service providers to perform small jobs and chores on-demand for homes and businesses with a wide range of chores and tasks at pre-set prices.
The Takl app is the only on-demand, pre-priced mobile platform for both business and home use with small jobs for $400 or less. Customers can also post a custom chore or job with a price that providers can either accept or bid on in a real time auction format. The app also allows for task customization and additional add-on chores by the customer once the provider arrives on site.
Takl users can have a provider arrive in about an hour to perform a small job or chore. They can also schedule the job for a future reserved day and time. Every one of the over 400 chores is pre-priced with a detailed description included so that both users and providers have equal expectations.
The on-demand app connects self-employed providers who have passed background checks with both home and business users who need chores and small jobs completed. Popular chores and small jobs include lawn care, house or office cleaning, junk removal, small repairs and custom jobs.
Since launching in Nashville less than one year ago in July 2016, the company has expanded into 13 states as part of its national roll-out including Alabama, Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, Texas, Tennessee and Virginia. Currently, Takl offers service to more than 800 cities with over 25,000 vetted background checked providers, available to perform chores as part of the Takl app, with another 50,000 still in process. The national rollout will continue into metropolitan areas across the U.S. as Takl expands its current footprints and opens new markets.
“Takl is now coast to coast with our on-demand platform that provides immediate help to customers for small chores and jobs with our easy-to-use app,” said Takl Chairman and CEO Willis Johnson. “We are excited to begin service in Colorado with the introduction of our service into the Denver area.”
ABOUT TAKL:
Nashville based Takl was founded in August 2015 and its CEO and Chairman, Willis Johnson, 69, is a seasoned start-up veteran who was named a regional Ernst & Young’s Entrepreneur of the year in 2004. His company, Copart (CPRT), was ranked at the top of Deloitte’s “The Exceptional 100” list of companies in 2015 and his “rags to riches” story took him from owning one auto scrap yard to heading up a multi-billion dollar global business and has been published in his autobiography “Junk to Gold”.
Under Johnson’s leadership, Copart revolutionized the auto auction industry through the development of an Internet auto auction platform that connects buyers and sellers in real time bidding. Similarly, the Takl platform connects home service providers of all kinds to other people needing on-demand help with small chores and tasks utilizing its proprietary mobile technology.
In addition to Willis Johnson, fellow co-founders include Greg McCollum of Franklin, who has over 30 years of experience as a general contractor in the Nashville area, and Steven Cohan, who teamed up with Johnson 25 years ago in the early days of Copart and currently serves on Copart’s board of directors. Other key members of the senior management team include Tennessee State Senator Jack Johnson, Chairman of the Tennessee Commerce and Labor Committee and Lee Crisp, former President of Pepsi MidAmerica and holder of 45 technology patents applied throughout the beverage industry.
More information on Takl can be found at www.takl.com.
