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Hidrent connects homeowners with firefighters who take on home improvement and handyman projects during their time off. It is aimed at people who want trustworthy, skilled help with household jobs while supporting first responders.

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⏱ Hidrent in 30 seconds

The ask$300K for 8%Valued at $3.75M
In the tankDeal: $300K for 33.33%With Lori and Robert
After the showNot confirmedNo public record either way
TodayStill in businessFirefighter handyman booking service now operating nationwide

Hidrent Shark Tank deal

Asked for: $300,000 for 8%
Asking valuation: $3.75M
Result: Deal
Final deal: $300,000 for 33.33%
Deal valuation: $900.1K
Sharks: Lori Greiner, Robert Herjavec
Founders: Dave Heimbuch
From: -
Aired: Nov 12, 2021

Asked

$3.75M

Got

$900.1K

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The pitch

Video: Lori & Robert Line Up For A Deal With Hidrent | Shark Tank US | Shark Tank Global · Shark Tank Global on YouTube

Dave Heimbuch pitched Hidrent in Shark Tank Season 13, Episode 6 (aired Nov 12, 2021). They asked for $300,000 in exchange for 8% equity, valuing the business at $3.75M. The entrepreneurs walked away with a deal from Lori Greiner and Robert Herjavec: $300,000 for 33.33%. That put the final valuation at $900.1K, 76% below what they originally asked for.

Meet the founder

DHDave HeimbuchFounder & CEO of Hidrent

What happened to Hidrent after Shark Tank?

Still in business Last checked October 3, 2026

Hidrent is an app that books off-duty firefighters for chores like moving furniture and mounting fixtures. Founder Dave Heimbuch arrived on Shark Tank with $850,000 in total revenue and service in Phoenix and Tampa, and accepted $300,000 for a third of the company from Robert Herjavec and Lori Greiner. According to Nicki Swift, revenue later passed $1 million, the service went nationwide, and the company added phone booking for customers who would rather not use an app.

Update: Firefighter handyman booking service now operating nationwide

Timeline since the show

2018
Founded by Dave Heimbuch to connect customers with off-duty firefighters for home tasks
2021
Accepted $300,000 for 33.3% from Robert Herjavec and Lori Greiner on Shark Tank
2022
Expanded beyond Phoenix and Tampa toward nationwide service

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Frequently asked questions

Did Hidrent get a deal on Shark Tank?

Yes. Hidrent got a deal with Lori Greiner and Robert Herjavec for $300,000 and 33.33% equity.

Which Shark invested in Hidrent?

Lori Greiner and Robert Herjavec invested in Hidrent on Season 13 of Shark Tank. Note that some on-air deals change or fall through during due diligence.

Is Hidrent still in business?

As of our last check (October 2026), Hidrent appears to still be in business. Its official website is online, and firefighter handyman booking service now operating nationwide.

What season and episode was Hidrent on Shark Tank?

Hidrent appeared in Season 13, Episode 6, which first aired on November 12, 2021.

Where can I buy Hidrent?

You can buy Hidrent from its official website and often on Amazon.

What was Hidrent's valuation on Shark Tank?

The founders valued Hidrent at $3,750,000 when they entered the Tank, and the final deal valued it at $900,090.

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