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Salt Lake City, Nov. 16, 2017 – TaskEasy, a nationwide on-demand lawn maintenance provider, had an oversubscribed $21.3 million Series C round led by River Cities Capital with participation from new investors Camber Creek, as well as existing investors Moderne Ventures, Grotech Ventures, Access Venture Partners and Delta Electronics Capital. The funding, from a mix of financial and strategic investors, comes after TaskEasy’s latest milestone of delivering more than 1 million services and will be used to expedite company growth and product development.

TaskEasy provides lawn mowing and snow removal services and works closely with homeowners, property managers and real estate professionals who can upload entire property lists to their client portal, allowing for easy one-time or recurring scheduling of services.

According to the Salt Lake Tribune newspaper, TaskEasy received an offer of nearly $807,000 to add 191 employees over the next five years at its operation, which is currently in Millcreek, Utah. The company is also looking to relocate and spend $6.5 million on a new facility, the Salt Lake Tribune reported.

“It’s always been our mission to provide world-class services directly to consumers and property portfolio managers while helping reliable contractors build a sustainable business,” said Ken Davis, CEO of TaskEasy. “With this funding we’ll be able to broaden our current product offering and enhance the customer experience, while making our contractors more efficient and more profitable.”

TaskEasy has performed more than 1 million tasks in over 10,000 cities in all 50 states. The company has established a network of screened and insured lawn maintenance contractors, with more than 5,000 small businesses across the country performing work for TaskEasy customers.

Salt Lake City, Nov. 16, 2017 – TaskEasy, a nationwide on-demand lawn maintenance provider, had an oversubscribed $21.3 million Series C round led by River Cities Capital with participation from new investors Camber Creek, as well as existing investors Moderne Ventures, Grotech Ventures, Access Venture Partners and Delta Electronics Capital. The funding, from a mix of financial and strategic investors, comes after TaskEasy’s latest milestone of delivering more than 1 million services and will be used to expedite company growth and product development.

TaskEasy provides lawn mowing and snow removal services and works closely with homeowners, property managers and real estate professionals who can upload entire property lists to their client portal, allowing for easy one-time or recurring scheduling of services.

According to the Salt Lake Tribune newspaper, TaskEasy received an offer of nearly $807,000 to add 191 employees over the next five years at its operation, which is currently in Millcreek, Utah. The company is also looking to relocate and spend $6.5 million on a new facility, the Salt Lake Tribune reported.

“It’s always been our mission to provide world-class services directly to consumers and property portfolio managers while helping reliable contractors build a sustainable business,” said Ken Davis, CEO of TaskEasy. “With this funding we’ll be able to broaden our current product offering and enhance the customer experience, while making our contractors more efficient and more profitable.”

TaskEasy has performed more than 1 million tasks in over 10,000 cities in all 50 states. The company has established a network of screened and insured lawn maintenance contractors, with more than 5,000 small businesses across the country performing work for TaskEasy customers.