HomeZada Expands its Association with Pinterest

HomeZada, a provider of free integrated online and a mobile solution for home inventory, announced a new integration with Pinterest, a content sharing service, to help homeowners with their DIY projects.

As an easy to use online application, HomeZada helps its users manage their home’s inventory, maintenance checklists, improvement projects, spending and to-dos easily. The company has been associated with Pinterest for several deals, which have enabled Pinterest to create a number of common interior and exterior home improvement project boards, with many “pins” or pictures of various styles.

HomeZada’s use and integration with Pinterest helps homeowners come up with ideas for their homes by showing them lots of different photos of projects to choose for various remodel, decorative, and landscape home improvement projects.

“The idea stage is when most people need visual pictures to help them decide what kind of style they want with a project. When they are ready to move into the planning of a project, HomeZada’s integration with Pinterest bridges the inspiration with the management of a project,” Elizabeth Dodson, co-founder at HomeZada, said in a press release.

With millions of new pins added every week, Pinterest is connecting people all over the world based on shared tastes and interests. Each of HomeZada’s boards on Pinterest has a number of different styles that have been created. Remodel projects have six key phases which include the idea phase, the design phase, product and brand research, budgeting, execution, and closeout.

As an example, a kitchen remodel could have a number of different styles such as Mediterranean style, French country style, modern style or a contemporary style. Browsing through these boards might help people save some time trying to find different styles themselves.

Within HomeZada, users can create a kitchen remodel project directly from a Pinterest pin and use that picture as a style guideline for their project. HomeZada then helps the user by developing a detailed budget, saving the online and offline brand choices, and managing the actual costs for the project. Once a project is complete, the user can transfer the project information to update their home inventory and maintenance routines.

HomeZada’s Pinterest boards are now available within the HomeZada cloud application for users to create DIY projects to manage.

HomeZada recently announced a new free subscription for homeowners to create a home inventory securely online. Insurance companies recommend that homeowners document their possessions and keep these records current and safely stored away from the home in case of disaster.