For more than a decade, Thumbtack has served as a marketplace connecting homeowners with professionals who can do everything from installing new fixtures to landscaping their yards. The platform has become a go-to resource for homeowners looking to tackle projects big and small, making it easier than ever to find reliable and skilled professionals for any job.
Introducing the One App for Your Home: A New Thumbtack for a New Era. Thumbtack's latest app update offers 30 features to help homeowners manage problems, maintenance, and future projects with ease. From finding local professionals to receiving quotes and scheduling appointments, the app streamlines the entire process, saving users time and stress.
Your house doesn't come with an instruction manual. This US-only app makes managing problems, maintenance, and future projects less overwhelming. Whether you're a first-time homeowner or a seasoned pro, Thumbtack can help you navigate the complexities of homeownership with confidence.
Today, Thumbtack launched 30 new features to help easily navigate the cost and complexity of owning a home. The personalized app provides homeowners with a one-stop solution for all their home improvement needs, offering access to a wide range of professionals and services at their fingertips.
Owning your first home should be a dream come true, but too often it's a source of serious anxiety. Thumbtack, a home project planning app, aims to alleviate some of that stress by providing homeowners with the tools they need to tackle projects efficiently and effectively. With the app's user-friendly interface and comprehensive features, homeowners can take control of their home projects and make informed decisions about their property.
The Georgetown Police Department has closed its investigation into an incident at a local daycare that caused severe injuries to a child. The incident involved the improper use of thumbtacks, highlighting the importance of proper safety measures when handling small objects in a home environment.
Thieves stole a 10-foot-long sculpture of a red thumbtack from an art gallery in Hickory, police said. The theft has left the community puzzled and concerned about the security of public art installations, prompting a renewed focus on home security measures to prevent similar incidents in the future.
A big, red, 40-pound thumbtack was stolen from outside an art gallery in Hickory, North Carolina. The theft has raised questions about the value of public art and the need for increased security measures to protect these cultural assets from theft and vandalism.
Hickory Police and those in the art community have been left to wonder how thieves made off with portions of a giant red thumbtack sculpture. The incident has sparked a conversation about the importance of home security and the steps that homeowners can take to protect their property from theft and break-ins.
