Chore Relief Property Mgt App Helps Find Contractors Get Major Updates

ChoreRelief, based in Chicago, Illinois, recently released major updates to their flagship ChoreRelief propert management app for contractors, making it even easier for independent contractors and property management companies to track work through to completion, schedule maintenance and servicing work, and free up time from juggling multiple systems.

Tarik Khribech, Founder of ChoreRelief, says, “We have taken onboard the feedback from our users to make it even easier to connect independent contractors with property managers and landlords to specify the work they need completed.” Through the app’s easy-to-follow step by step approach, any professional contractor can sign up and find work within minutes.

They were recently featured on the KTVN TV and RFD TV news sites for their ChoreRelief app and the response it gained in Chicago. In it, Daniel, a user who manages a 10-unit apartment complex in Chicago, is quoted saying that it saves him a lot of time as he can quickly find trustworthy contractors through the app rather than making countless phone calls and babysitting unreliable contractors. Property managers know that it only takes one small disaster to throw out a schedule and make things tough, which is why many of them are now moving to best-of-breed apps like ChoreRelief.

The company is adding new users across the US on a daily basis, and many others are sure to join the thousands who have already downloaded the app. It is considered the Best App For Contractors as well, since they can find more work to build their business quickly—without having to deal with advertising chores, distributing flyers, and other administrative tasks.

The company recently received a milestone review that was featured on the NBC 29 news site. In it, the reviewer stated that it took less than one full minute to post a job that he needed done. Notably, he received bids which were even lower than the budget he set. He stated, “It’s great to be able to connect with people who can perform these jobs without having to wait on newspaper ads or Facebook ads to run. This app makes it so much easier to find professionals to do the job that I need done, and to do it in a timely manner.”

The app can deliver a steady stream of new projects and potential leads to the fingertips of qualified contractors who have registered with the platform, effectively saving them a lot of effort looking for new business. Those who hate the cumbersome and time-consuming process of bidding and constantly chasing updates will be delighted to find that the app natively takes care of the entire process. Furthermore, even essential administrative tasks like invoicing and payments are handled through ChoreRelief’s intuitive platform.

Homeowners can also take advantage of the free app’s ability to connect them with local house and car cleaning, home maintenance, and even a wide range of handyman services. The app instantly connects them with professional contractors in their area—simultaneously supporting local small businesses. They can read reviews and run background checks online before booking a contractor to get the best possible service.

Those who manage multiple properties need many one-of-a-kind features, juggling chores in an effort to accomplish as much as possible on their own. Some hire a property manager who then takes on that role. By using ChoreRelief, however, some may find that they can get a clear view of what needs to be done and stay organized more efficiently.

Khribech continued, “We have put together some tips on our website for those who are new to managing properties. For instance, we recommend organizing details about regular bills, rent collection, paying taxes, and so on.” The company recommends developing a tenant screening process, and additionally names specific aspects that all landlords should bear in mind. For more comprehensive insights, landlords are invited to read, "managing multiple properties".

The ChoreRelief app can be downloaded from the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store for free. Those interested in learning more about ChoreRelief and their app may visit the company’s official website or connect with them on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and other social media platforms.