Service
Vendor coordination from a vetted bench. Confirmed service windows, owner-set spend thresholds, before-and-after documentation. Tenants reach the firm, not the owner.
We coordinate maintenance, we do not perform it. The distinction matters: it means we work with a vetted bench of regional vendors, get owners transparent quotes, and only authorize work within thresholds the owner controls. Tenants reach us, not you.
How your manager handles it
Tenants submit issues with photos. Your manager dispatches a vetted trade on a confirmed window. Before-and-after photo proof closes the ticket in the same thread.
Problem we solve, how we solve it
Specific operating failures behind maintenance coordination, and the disciplined-process answer to each.
Problem we solve
Tenant submits a ticket. The portal logs it. Then nothing happens for a week. The owner finds out when the tenant complains in writing.
How we solve it
Tenants submit issues with photos. Your manager dispatches a vetted trade with a confirmed window. Before-and-after photo proof closes the ticket in the same thread.
How maintenance coordination runs
Seven steps. The same path whether you hold one rental or ten.
We learn about your unit, your tenant situation, and what is and is not working today. No deck. No pitch. A working call.
Your dedicated manager visits the unit in person, photographs the condition, meets the tenant if occupied, and writes a baseline report.
Written proposal with the service mix, realistic rent projection for the neighborhood, and clear pricing. Typically within one business day.
Lease, ledger, vendor contacts, and tenant relationship transfer cleanly to your manager. We send introduction notices that comply with the RTA.
Your manager handles rent, repairs, vendor dispatch, inspections, and tenant communication. You keep the phone number. You stay in control.
Itemized statement on the same day each month. Every dollar shown. Maintenance threads attached. Year-end summary ready for your accountant.
A scheduled call with your manager to review performance, plan for renewals, walk through any capital needs, and reset the next quarter.
Engagement
Tell us about your single-family rental and the scope you need. We respond with a written proposal, typically within one business day.