About Us

Homecheq was created by a handful of ordinary guys with a wide range of talents that believed in something bold and different. Our new concept uses a person’s property address as a way to streamline communication between homeowners, buyers, realtors and contractors. Initially, the idea created resistance from the people that typically benefit from low transparency, curated information and finders fees. But, despite the pushback, our vision flourished because unlocking competition through quick and transparent communication is a recipe that wins and we are committed to always providing that transparency to our users.

Vision

To give people a place to connect, communicate and talk about property.

Solving Problems

We eliminate the communication restrictions in the housing industry by giving homeowners, buyers, realtors and contractors a place to connect and share information about a home. So now, home buyers can speak directly to homeowners to get the information they need. Homeowners can post things to their own address and build a historical profile of their home for people to view. Realtors can share their professional insights to any property address so users can find the best agents in the area. Contractors can showcase their work at the address of every job they do so people can find the right contractor without paying a finders fee. And finally, businesses and government agencies can post ads or announcements to multiple addresses so everyone in a community can receive important information.

Mission

To change the way people share, gather and deliver information about a home so users can have a better experience when they buy, sell or update their property.

Our Team

Darren- idea guy

Darren earned his master’s degree from Roosevelt University and is currently a high school educator in suburban Chicago. He coaches high school basketball, authored a book about teamwork and enjoys speaking to groups about the characteristics of highly successful teams in both sports and business.

Colin- code guy

Always passionate about building things, Colin has been programming since he was in middle school. He has helped develop projects for Vermont Public Radio, The Vermont State Legislature, political campaigns and various startups. Colin is happiest when working to find an elegant solution to large complicated problems.

Arshan- tech guy

Arshan is a computer engineering student at the University of California, Santa Cruz, with a deep-seated passion for coding. Arshan’s journey has been filled with numerous personal projects and applications, each broadening his skillset as a developer while giving users new and improved ways to enhance their experience.

FAQs

YES, it’s free to post content to any property and engage in conversations about a home. There is a small fee for users that want to make a post to multiple addresses in bulk.

We are the only platform that lets people communicate with each other by posting content to a property address. We are also the only place where businesses or government agencies can share important information to every address in specific area or community.

YES, you can ask questions, make comments or share content to any property address in the United States.

YES, you are in control of your claimed property and can delete anything you want at any time.

YES, we heavily monitor posts and comments and users have the ability to delete anything that is posted to the property they have claimed. Our “terms of service”, clearly states that homecheq has no tolerance for hate, racism, discrimination, false information or intentional harm to a person or place.

No, just a username and email for verification.

YES, the user living at the property has precedence.

One, and only one user can claim that particular property.

Claiming a property you do not own or rent can result in being blocked from the platform.

YES, and your neighbors will appreciate that information.

YES, but there is a small fee.

We eliminate the communication restrictions used in the housing industry by giving homeowners, buyers, realtors and contractors a place to connect and talk about property.