TaskEasy Contractors

I’ve worked with Lawn Love and LawnStarter before, so I understand the requirement for before and after photos. That’s normal. What’s not normal is requiring an excessive amount of very specific photos — front yard from multiple angles, driveway view, sidewalk view, left side, right side, trash can, signs (if any), backyard left-to-right, right-to-left — and then repeating almost all of that again for the after photos. For $18–$22 per property, plus drive time, this is unreasonable. Taking all of those photos alone adds an extra 5–10 minutes per job. What makes it worse is that the app will not let you complete the job if even one required photo is missing — even if that item doesn’t exist. In my case, there was no trash can and no sign, but I still couldn’t mark the job complete. I had to call customer service just to get it manually marked complete. I was then told the job could still potentially be rejected because certain pictures were missing — even though there were 9 before photos and 7 after photos clearly showing the completed work. Requiring irrelevant photos (like trash cans for a mowing job) and threatening rejection after the work is clearly done is excessive. For the pay offered, this process is not reasonable or contractor-friendly. I cannot recommend this platform.

I love working with TaskEasy.. they always pay, they keep plenty of work and the app is easy to use.. I wish they would pay more for the yards because gas is high! So just going to a job is costing me and having to pay my help because most of these places we cut be way overgrown! After gas, employees, mishaps n breakdowns.. 34$ to maybe …maybe 45$..is not enough to make the ends meet! So I try to stick with TaskEasy only hoping it will get better. I’ve worked with TaskEasy easy going on my 3rd yr and it started out paying good and everything was fine

Taskeasy engages in a periodic and systematic practice of fraud by not paying contractors for fallacious reasons. They are doing this in order to keep more profits to themselves unjustly. Taskeasy robs contractors of their pay by falsely alleging that said contractors failed to do something even though they did. It could be blurry pictures, false claim of failing to string trim, or whatever they can come of with. This practice is so despicable that it is often associated with those who lack a valid and balanced connection with their conscience. The only description I can think of that suffices with this type of character is a rodent. No, a parasite; they are financial parasites, and one thing I know is that when you take from the little people karma has a way of evening things out and for every fraudulent claim that they have engaged in against a contractor they will have to pay for it. So enjoy it while it last you godforsaken parasites.