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Lifeasy launches hardware on its platform

New Delhi [India], Aug 30 (ANI): Leading full stack on-demand home services provider Lifeasy has announced the addition of 'Buy Hardware' as a new segment in its offerings.

An industry first, Lifeasy will offer spare parts, small hardware items required at home or required to deliver the quality services from its platform, eyeing the massive revenue segment, that is largely fragmented and unorganised.

"We are confident that not only customer satisfaction will increase, but our revenues will also ascend with this initiative," said co-founder Lifeasy, Jeet Narayan Singh.

The company technician carries basic spare parts and hardware for jobs booked by customers, making service completion swift and seamless. Customers can also order spare parts and hardware items separately from the Lifeasy mobile application, which will be delivered at the customer doorstep within defined TAT.

Lifeasy has a team of technicians employed and trained by Lifeasy that delivers the promise of impeccable service to its customers. The company currently serves over five cities namely New Delhi, Gurgaon, Noida, Ghaziabad and Faridabad and will launch its services in Bengaluru and Mumbai soon. (ANI)


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