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@ashtonteng @getcasa We’ve since launched a variety of packages and pricing, and have been working on quality as well. Would love to have you give us another try!

@getcasa this would be amazing if the price holds. was an early honey homes user but then they started pushing the huge packages.

After two years of building under wraps, today we're announcing Casa – your personal property manager. We've raised $27M to redefine the homeownership experience from the ground up. We believe your home is your most treasured asset, emotionally & financially. It shouldn't also be a second job. Most homeowners are on their own – expected to have the time, expertise, and relationships to keep things running. Finding a plumber you can trust. Remembering when the HVAC was last serviced. Knowing what's actually wrong before someone shows up to fix it. Casa gives every homeowner what used to be reserved for the few: a dedicated team that knows your home deeply, handles the work, and stays in your corner. We're enabling this by building a deep, technical understanding of every home we serve – something that's never existed before, across 100 million single-family homes in the country. For $199/mo, membership includes: - A complete inventory of your home, built using specialized hardware & software - 1.5 hours of handyman time every month (and it rolls over) - Unlimited Concierge requests to take on virtually any home project - Custom, proactive care plans built specifically for your home - Weekly package and donation pickups - Scheduling and payments for your regular vendors - Utility and property tax monitoring …and we’re just getting started, with more benefits on the way to make the experience of owning your home as magical as it always should have been. Available now in the SF Bay Area and Los Angeles. Reserve your spot everywhere else. → getcasa.com

The work you see (fixing your leaking faucet) is an hour. Getting a trusted person to your home with the right parts and tools takes hours or days. Seamless coordination is the actual product in home services. That's where @HoneyHomesHQ is innovating.

@pitdesi I work right on Lake Merritt. The walk / jog around the lake (5k) is great. Drakes is a classic spot for an afternoon pizza snack.

We are doing a staycation in Oakland this weekend Staying Uptown, near Lake Merritt. Idea is to spend time exploring somewhere we don’t spend enough time in What should we do?

That's why @HoneyHomesHQ focuses on hiring top-10% tradesworkers, and making them available to homeowners on a fractional basis. It's a win-win. You get the best, the tradesworker gets a great job. It's Honey Homes' job to make sure it all works seamlessly.

People assume home services should work like DoorDash. Skilled trades don't. The good handyman isn't sitting around waiting for your app ping, he's already booked two weeks out for someone else, and the one who isn't booked is usually the one you don't want.

Forbes Article: forbes.com/sites/laureldo…

More than one of our handymen have said to me "I've been here for three months and no one has yelled at me". That's not the definition of compassionate leadership, but it's an outcome. Building a culture of trust, care, and discipline at @HoneyHomesHQ enables us to deliver for our members. It's an amazing honor to be recognized as a 2026 Compassionate Leader along side @VantiPrabhakara and so many other amazing Compassionate Leaders by the Compassionate Leaders Circle. Read the feature in Forbes (link below)!

Our first investor asked us if we really believed consumers would pay for a premium service for their homes. My answer was that every other solution that treats skilled labor like unskilled commodities has failed at any sort of scale. So if it's going to work, it has to start premium, vertically integrated to do the work, and learn from there. Sometimes you have to do the actual work, and build the software from there.

Honey Homes is an AI-powered consumer home services company. But the most important part is completing the task in your home. To do that, we hire expert tradesworkers as full-time employees. That's why our first TV ad is focused on them. Check it out and let me know what you think!

I’ve been teaching my kids that giving and sharing creates more, not less. For yourself and others. Somewhat counterintuitive, but true!

Ideally you want a generalist who is skilled enough to investigate various potential issues, cares enough to actually run this down to a solution, and then either fix it or get the appropriate specialist. Like what HoneyHomes.com would do for you.

Each person and their home are unique. But systematized data across thousands of homes can help figure it out versus random guessing!

My company, @HoneyHomesHQ, is in 1000s of homes every month, handling everything & anything. I searched our DB of half a million tasks, and found about 10,000 related to indoor air quality affecting people, and filtered to newer construction homes. Here’s the Top 4 insights 🧵

@michaelpatron0 The best people aren’t available for one-off jobs or things outside their standard offering. The best people want stability, opportunity, and often a system to help make it all happen. Ask him to do it now and into the future, and you may get a different answer

My house is kinda small but I hate doing stuff so I pay a pool guy and lawn guy. My pool guy just does chemicals. He texts me the other day and says I need a new filter and vacuum. I told him I'm busy and to just tell me what he wants to handle it. He texted me back...

I’d like to give Honey Homes of the Silicon Valley a 5 ⭐️ review on here and highly recommend them to any household big or small. Our handyman, who is also a very experienced trainer at HH, is Aaron, he is AWESOME to say the least!! For more information: honeyhomes.com