Press & Media

Last updated: October 14, 2026

Writing about Tavlee? This page has the short version of who we are, the facts you can quote, our logo files, and the announcements we have made so far. For an interview, a question, or a correction, write to [email protected].

About Tavlee, ready to paste

In one sentence:

Tavlee takes the legwork out of finding local contractors and home service providers for New England homeowners.

In one paragraph:

Tavlee (tavlee.com) takes the legwork out of finding local contractors. Built by a Massachusetts family after their own contractor search, the platform helps New England homeowners make informed hiring decisions by bringing license status, reviews from major platforms, local forum mentions, active lawsuits and other public information into concise contractor profiles. Tavlee launched in Greater Boston in August 2026 and recently introduced a daily heating oil price board, helping homeowners compare local suppliers and find savings as high prices strain household budgets.

Key facts

Company
Tavlee Inc, a Delaware corporation ran from Lynn, Massachusetts. Family-founded.
Opened to the public
August 8, 2026, in Greater Boston (the announcement)
Areas
Massachusetts, and parts of Maine, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island
Trades
21 trades, from plumbers to home inspectors
Contractors listed
More than 48,800
Price for homeowners
Free.
Website
tavlee.com
Press contact
[email protected]

Logo and brand assets

The hammer-and-house mark is the whole logo; there is no separate wordmark. Use the fill that suits the ground, and download the set as one file: brand.zip (four SVG fills, a badge, and PNG icons at 192 and 512 pixels).

  • Ink #2c3336, text and the hammer
  • Brick #d81b21, the house, the one accent
  • Ember #e2342b, the accent on dark grounds

A few rules keep the mark recognizable:

  • Use the files as they are. Don't recolor, stretch, rotate, or redraw the mark.
  • Give it room: clear space of at least the width of the house's window on every side.
  • Pick the fill for the ground: color on light, the dark fill on dark, mono where color is not available, and white on red or on a photo.
  • Don't put the mark inside another shape or pair it with a different name.

Announcements