Landlords, managers and agents
Turnovers and punch lists, without the chasing
Between tenants, before a listing, or after an inspection, there's always a list of small things to fix. Send it to me with photos and you'll hear back the same day, from the person who'll do the work, with the price in writing before anything starts.
What I take on
Tap a job to start an estimate request with it filled in.
- Fix things after tenants move out
- Fix things before selling a home
- Work through my list of small repairs
- Change AC filters
- Install battery smoke and carbon monoxide alarms
How it works when you're not there
- Send the list. By text or email, with a photo of each item and the address. A move-out inspection or a walk-through video works too.
- Get the price in writing. I answer the same day, 8am to 6pm, every day. If anything on the list needs a licensed trade, I'll mark it so you know who to call.
- Tell me how to get in. A lockbox code, a key pickup, or a time when a tenant or agent will be there.
- Hear when it's done. Tell me how you'd like to be updated. I'll leave the place clean.
Setting up repeat work
Managing several properties? Text or email me and we'll agree how you'd like to send requests and hear back, so each job doesn't start from scratch.
For agents
Pre-listing touch-ups and inspection repair requests often land with a deadline. Send me the inspection report and I'll go through it with you: which items I can take, which need a licensed trade, and what the rest will cost.
What stays with licensed trades
Inspection reports often flag electrical, plumbing, AC and roofing items. Those go to licensed trades, as does anything that needs a permit. Each job I take on is a small one, under $2,500 in total.
Get a price
Tell me what needs doing.
A photo and a sentence or two is plenty. I answer between 8am and 6pm, every day, and you'll have the price in writing before I start.