Hemfixarna and Bovra Partner to Digitize Swedish Property Maintenance Services
Hemfixarna collaborates with Bovra to implement digital documentation tools, enhancing transparency and efficiency in Swedish property maintenance and renovation services.
- • Hemfixarna partners with Bovra to digitize renovation and service documentation.
- • The integration creates a digital service book critical for property value retention.
- • Hemfixarna has grown to over 100 million SEK in revenue with nationwide coverage for RUT and ROT services.
- • Bovra’s app features local contractor mapping and automates documentation uploads.
- • The partnership aims to improve transparency, reduce black market work, and raise industry standards.
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Hemfixarna, a leading Swedish home services provider, has partnered with digital platform Bovra to revolutionize property maintenance and renovation documentation. Founded in 2016, Hemfixarna has grown substantially, generating over 100 million SEK in revenue and providing nationwide RUT and ROT services.
The collaboration integrates Bovra's digital solutions, including an app that allows property owners to document renovations, service requests, and installations digitally. This creates a "digital service book," essential for maintaining property values and enhancing transparency in the construction sector. Martin Westerberg, Hemfixarna's sales manager, described the partnership as a significant boost to the industry, emphasizing the importance of proper documentation to avoid suspicions during property resale.
With Bovra’s API, Hemfixarna automates documentation uploads to customers' property accounts, saving time and reducing human error. The app’s user-friendly interface and local contractor mapping feature have already attracted new customers to Hemfixarna by increasing local visibility. Both companies view this partnership as a step toward setting industry standards by promoting transparency, reducing black market labor, and improving customer service.
Bovra’s platform offers a free digital property account to all Swedish homes, enabling easy access to service histories and contractor information. This supports better energy efficiency and lower operational costs for homeowners. The ongoing collaboration aims to further enhance service development, with digital documentation expected to become a standard consumer expectation throughout the construction industry.
This article was synthesized and translated from native language sources to provide English-speaking readers with local perspectives.
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