Improvement Startup Ideas

2 years ago

A startup that helps people who have bought a home and are moving in, and then helps them find a contractor to make small home improvements

157

2 years ago

A social network for home improvement contractors to compare and rate each other’s work.

154

1 year ago

A home improvement mobile app, based on the target market of the US' vast DIYer and home improvement market.

139

2 years ago

A platform for managing, sharing, and tracking home improvement projects, with a focus on DIYers.

135

2 years ago

A tool that helps people find and hire contractors, as a way to streamline home-improvement projects.

134

1 year ago

A direct-to-consumer subscription service that focuses on providing tools for health and self-improvement. Offers access to workout plans, meal plans, and other content.

116

2 years ago

A consumer-to-business marketplace for home improvement products and services.

108

2 years ago

Rethinking the way we build and manage software is the goal of BuildZoom. The startup allows users to compare home improvements from a variety of vendors and service providers from the comfort of one website. It's an online marketplace that allows consumers to shop for home improvement projects from the convenience of a desktop computer or mobile phone. BuildZoom makes it easy to find the right contractor, and provides a level of transparency that other home improvement websites do not.

106

2 years ago

A home improvement platform that lets users purchase materials and products and have them delivered to their home.

106

2 years ago

This is a tool meant to help employees get better at their jobs with an emphasis on self-improvement. They have a free trial and have raised $4.6m in a seed round.

104

2 years ago

The digital home improvement store, HomeDepot, is still trying to figure out where to go next. It launched a new website in late 2016, but it felt more like a home services site than a home improvement one.

101

1 year ago

A home-improvement platform that allows homeowners to get paid to help other people with their renovations.

88

1 year ago

A startup that wants to build a one-stop-shop for home improvement. It builds at-home stores with a variety of products, and sales tools that make it easier for customers to make decisions about products and services.

87

2 years ago

A cloud-based form software for home improvement projects and construction jobs

83

11 months ago

A startup for home improvement products

82

1 year ago

A startup that’s building a “book-making app” for creatives and writers, with a focus on lifestyle and self-improvement.

78

1 year ago

A way to get instant quotes for home repairs and improvements, then pay them on the spot.

65

1 year ago

Another two-sided marketplace that connects homeowners and home improvement professionals with the skills and materials needed to get a job done.

62

1 year ago

an app that helps companies get to market quicker by outlining the biggest challenges and improvements they need to make to their product or service.

60

1 year ago

A startup that enables users to find the best deals on home improvements, by aggregating data from local stores.

60

9 months ago

A digital platform for understanding how customers interact with your product in order to drive new products and improvements.

57

1 year ago

The Talent Ally platform helps restaurants and hotels identify and hire the best employees. The startup is working with over 1,300 restaurants and hotels to offer training, job listings, and improvements to their business.

54

10 months ago

Dave is building a tool for managing discounts on home improvements.

54

1 year ago

A platform that helps farmers track the use of chemicals in their crops and identify areas of improvement.

53

11 months ago

A startup building products for home improvement stores to bring in more high-end customers.

47

8 months ago

A home-improvement startup that uses drones to inspect houses for leaks.

44

1 year ago

Maven built a platform to help companies choose the right furniture and decor items for their space. The startup is looking to build selection into every major furniture store and home improvement store in the country, but has just a few hundred customers.

42

11 months ago

A startup for home improvement products for customers who want to make custom products. Provides a service for customers to create their own products and then market them online.

41

10 months ago

Helping homeowners with home improvement projects and fixing problems with their mortgages.

39

1 year ago

A hot dog startup focused on improving the beef supply chain using artificial intelligence and computer vision. The startup is building a “beef-improvement protocol,” designed to be a “clever self-learning system” that can identify the best cuts of meat.

38

4 days ago

A startup that connects home improvement teams with consumers who need help with their projects.

35

7 months ago

A subscription platform for DIY projects, with a focus on home improvement projects. The startup is looking to help homeowners save money on their home improvement projects by removing the need for a contractor.

34

3 months ago

A startup that covers the world of business and self-improvement, and enables users to earn money for their posts.

34

2 months ago

A startup that connects home improvement services with homeowners, allowing both to post and find service-based jobs.

31

8 months ago

The startup is building a first-of-its-kind digital repository for homeowners, allowing them to record, organize and track their home improvements, which they then share with others using an app. The company is currently in a beta for its first 100 users, with plans to launch in early 2020.

27

9 days ago

A tool for the home improvement industry to help contractors and suppliers communicate with one another to complete projects on time and on budget. The company says it can cut up to 30% off projects.

16

2 years ago

Idea: A startup for home-improvement services in Brazil. Helps users find and pay trusted contractors to do things like paint their house, or put up a fence.

15

2 years ago

Easily accessible credit. The idea here is to enable people to set up accounts and be able to borrow money for things like furniture, or home improvement. So far, they’ve raised $5.2 million.

10

2 years ago

A startup that provides a directory of local contractors and home improvement professionals

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Improvement Startup Ideas

A startup that helps people who have bought a home and are moving in, and then helps them find a contractor to make small home improvements

A social network for home improvement contractors to compare and rate each other’s work.

A home improvement mobile app, based on the target market of the US' vast DIYer and home improvement market.

A platform for managing, sharing, and tracking home improvement projects, with a focus on DIYers.

A tool that helps people find and hire contractors, as a way to streamline home-improvement projects.

A direct-to-consumer subscription service that focuses on providing tools for health and self-improvement. Offers access to workout plans, meal plans, and other content.

A consumer-to-business marketplace for home improvement products and services.

A home improvement platform that lets users purchase materials and products and have them delivered to their home.

This is a tool meant to help employees get better at their jobs with an emphasis on self-improvement. They have a free trial and have raised $4.6m in a seed round.

The digital home improvement store, HomeDepot, is still trying to figure out where to go next. It launched a new website in late 2016, but it felt more like a home services site than a home improvement one.

A home-improvement platform that allows homeowners to get paid to help other people with their renovations.

A startup that wants to build a one-stop-shop for home improvement. It builds at-home stores with a variety of products, and sales tools that make it easier for customers to make decisions about products and services.

A cloud-based form software for home improvement projects and construction jobs

A startup for home improvement products

A startup that’s building a “book-making app” for creatives and writers, with a focus on lifestyle and self-improvement.

A way to get instant quotes for home repairs and improvements, then pay them on the spot.

Another two-sided marketplace that connects homeowners and home improvement professionals with the skills and materials needed to get a job done.

an app that helps companies get to market quicker by outlining the biggest challenges and improvements they need to make to their product or service.

A startup that enables users to find the best deals on home improvements, by aggregating data from local stores.

A digital platform for understanding how customers interact with your product in order to drive new products and improvements.

The Talent Ally platform helps restaurants and hotels identify and hire the best employees. The startup is working with over 1,300 restaurants and hotels to offer training, job listings, and improvements to their business.

Dave is building a tool for managing discounts on home improvements.

A platform that helps farmers track the use of chemicals in their crops and identify areas of improvement.

A startup building products for home improvement stores to bring in more high-end customers.

A home-improvement startup that uses drones to inspect houses for leaks.

Maven built a platform to help companies choose the right furniture and decor items for their space. The startup is looking to build selection into every major furniture store and home improvement store in the country, but has just a few hundred customers.

A startup for home improvement products for customers who want to make custom products. Provides a service for customers to create their own products and then market them online.

Helping homeowners with home improvement projects and fixing problems with their mortgages.

A hot dog startup focused on improving the beef supply chain using artificial intelligence and computer vision. The startup is building a “beef-improvement protocol,” designed to be a “clever self-learning system” that can identify the best cuts of meat.

A startup that connects home improvement teams with consumers who need help with their projects.

A subscription platform for DIY projects, with a focus on home improvement projects. The startup is looking to help homeowners save money on their home improvement projects by removing the need for a contractor.

A startup that covers the world of business and self-improvement, and enables users to earn money for their posts.

A startup that connects home improvement services with homeowners, allowing both to post and find service-based jobs.

The startup is building a first-of-its-kind digital repository for homeowners, allowing them to record, organize and track their home improvements, which they then share with others using an app. The company is currently in a beta for its first 100 users, with plans to launch in early 2020.

A tool for the home improvement industry to help contractors and suppliers communicate with one another to complete projects on time and on budget. The company says it can cut up to 30% off projects.

Idea: A startup for home-improvement services in Brazil. Helps users find and pay trusted contractors to do things like paint their house, or put up a fence.

Easily accessible credit. The idea here is to enable people to set up accounts and be able to borrow money for things like furniture, or home improvement. So far, they’ve raised $5.2 million.

A startup that provides a directory of local contractors and home improvement professionals