Maintenance Visit

• For diagnosis, minor repairs, and small service calls.

Property Health Check

• A visual walkthrough to identify needed repairs, safety concerns, leaks, exterior issues, and maintenance priorities.

Leak Source Check

• Visual inspection and moisture checks to help locate the source of a leak. One small drywall access opening is included when needed. Wall or ceiling repair is not included. Plumbing repairs require a licensed plumbing contractor.

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Small Drywall Patch

• Repair small drywall holes, stress cracks, and nail pops, including texture matching and paint-ready finishing.

Ceiling Patch

• Repair ceiling drywall damaged by leaks or impact, including texture matching and paint-ready finishing.

Interior Painting

• Paint walls, ceilings, trim, doors, and rooms, including touch-ups, turnover painting, and paint-ready preparation.

Interior Door Installation

• Install an interior slab door, transfer existing hardware, adjust for proper fit, and verify smooth operation.

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Exterior Painting

• Exterior repainting, siding, trim, touch-ups, and paint-ready exterior repairs.

Siding Repairs

• Repair damaged siding, trim, dry-in support, and damaged exterior wall sections.

Deck & Stair Repairs

• Repair deck boards, handrails, steps, framing, and other exterior safety components.

Property Cleanups

• Turnover cleanups, yard debris removal, junk removal, and dump run support.

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Half-Day Maintenance

• Ideal for punch lists, turnover preparation, minor repairs, painting prep, and bundled maintenance completed during a half-day visit.

Full-Day Maintenance

• Best for larger repair lists, rental turns, cleanups, exterior repairs, and multi-item property work completed in a single day.

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Site Condition Review

• Observe and document reported site conditions and visible concerns. Provide notes and recommended next steps. If licensed trade work is required, we’ll explain the issue and coordinate the appropriate licensed contractor.

Licensed Trade Coordination

•Coordinate licensed contractors when required, communicate with the property manager/owner, help schedule the work, and follow the project through completion.

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Material Pickup

• Pick up and deliver project materials from local suppliers to keep your job moving without delays.

Dump Run

• Remove construction debris, household junk, or turnover waste and dispose of it at an approved facility.

Disposal Fees

• Disposal costs vary depending on the type, volume, and weight of materials being removed.

Project Coordination

• Coordinate material orders, specialty items, deliveries, and vendor communication to help keep larger repair projects on schedule.

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