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Home » Jobber’s Latest Home Service Economic Report Reveals Path to Pre-Pandemic Growth

Jobber’s Latest Home Service Economic Report Reveals Path to Pre-Pandemic Growth

July 27, 2020
Jobber’s Latest Home Service Economic Report Reveals Path to Pre-Pandemic Growth

Jobber, a leading provider of job tracking and customer management software, has released the Home Service Economic Report: Spring 2020 Edition, which showcases market trends and insights pertaining to home service businesses in the first half of 2020. Findings within the report are broken down by the Cleaning, Green, and Contracting segments – all of which saw double digit year-over-year growth in new work scheduled during the month of June, an early indicator of the health of these businesses.

“Although we have not yet seen the full impact that the COVID-19 pandemic will have on small businesses, the Home Service category has already shown great resilience over this past quarter,” said Sam Pillar, CEO and co-founder at Jobber. “Barring any unforeseen setbacks, the category is on a strong path to recovery and, in many industries, has reached and even exceeded pre-pandemic growth levels. Our hope is that the entrepreneurs within Home Service are feeling some relief and continue to see improvements in their business throughout the third quarter and beyond.”

Jobber’s Home Service Economic Report is compiled using proprietary performance data aggregated from the 90,000-plus home service professionals the platform serves. Category performance is also compared to the U.S. GDP and other major categories for context. A few key findings from the quarterly report include the following:

  • Recovering from April’s Low – April was the hardest hit month according to nearly all indicators across all categories. Timed with a peak in U.S. unemployment and wide-spread stay-at-home orders, median revenue for home service businesses decreased by 15 percent year-over-year. However, this rebounded quickly. Median revenue for the month of June was up 8 percent year-over-year.
  • New Work Reaches New High – In June, new work scheduled for home service businesses reached a high for the year with an increase of 15 percent year-over-year. The Green and Contracting segments reached 26 percent and 14 percent, respectively. Cleaning tied its 2020 high from January with an 11 percent increase year-over-year.
  • No Revenue Loss for Green Industry – Year-over-year revenue has shown growth for all months in the Green segment, except in April where it was flat. This segment consists of lawn care, landscaping and other related services that operate in outdoor environments and are naturally conducive to social distancing.

“We started to feel the impact of the ongoing pandemic in March and it worsened into May,” said Royce Ard, owner of My Amazing Maid and Jobber customer. “At one point we had roughly a third of our customers take a break, but we’ve fully bounced back since then. May into June was one of our best months for client sign ups.”

“Home Service has weathered the storm much better than many major categories in terms of revenue growth, consumer spending, and employment,” said Abheek Dhawan, VP, business operations at Jobber. “Many of the services our customers provide are essential to their community’s health and safety, which has become even more important as we all spend more time at home.”

To download the full Home Service Economic Report: Spring 2020 Edition, visit www.getjobber.com/home-service-reports/july-2020.

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