About

experience and innovation

In 2021, home improvement sales in the US amounted to around 538 billion U.S. dollars. According to the 2020 Consumer Complaint Survey Report published by the Consumer Federation of America, home improvement was ranked #1 for worst consumer complaints, and garnered the second-most consumer complaints. Surprisingly, many contractors also face a number of negative experiences. When it comes to home improvement, there are frequent unusual situations where both parties have a negative experience.

The above facts explain that the home improvement market is growing significantly, but the market system maintains status quo.

Information asymmetry between the homeowners and the contractors is the main source of consumer complaints. To reduce information asymmetry, the homeowners must be capable in leading the home improvement process. So we developed systems and methods to make that possible.

We are confident that our bid to reduce information asymmetry can change the ecosystem of the home improvement industry. In particular, when the big data that we will be accumulating is integrated with the supply chain, we expect to see even greater improvement.

What We Offer

The MakeSpec is a network-based platform that should enable homeowners to first clearly specify what they need or want and then share it with multiple contractors.

A New Approach

Homeowners can present their requirements to contractors in detail and in advance.

No in-person required

Contractors can estimate without visiting in person. Homeowners can get more estimates.

A Seamless Process

Seamless processes between each domain eliminate hidden and double costs.

Our Team

Our team consists of professionals in business planning, program development, and architecture. More than 30 years of experience and young and innovative thinking have become one.

Young-Woo Nam

Founder/CEO

Young-Sun Kang

CTO

Kyo-Seon Yoon

VP/Architect

Eddie Kim

Marketing Leader

Kevin Nam

Lead of User Acquisition

"Our bid to reduce information asymmetry"