Maintenance
Non-Emergencies
Non-emergency maintenance issues are those that don’t require immediate attention but still need to be addressed to maintain the property’s functionality and aesthetics. Here’s a list of common non-emergency maintenance tasks:
- Routine Inspections
- Regularly inspecting the property for signs of wear and tear
- HVAC System Maintenance
- Changing air filters
- Seasonal HVAC system checks
- Appliance Maintenance:
- Regular servicing of appliances (e.g., refrigerators, stoves, dishwashers)
- Plumbing Maintenance:
- Fixing minor leaks
- Clearing slow drains
- Electrical Repairs:
- Fixing non-urgent electrical issues
- Replacing faulty outlets or switches
- Roof Maintenance:
- Inspecting for and repairing minor roof damage
- Cleaning gutters
- Flooring Repairs:
- Fixing or replacing damaged flooring
- Window and Door Repairs:
- Addressing issues like loose hinges, broken locks, or weatherstripping
- Caulking and Sealing:
- Checking and repairing seals around windows, doors, and joints
- Pest Control:
- Implementing preventive measures against pests
- Lighting Maintenance:
- Replacing bulbs
- Repairing or replacing fixtures
Emergencies
Emergencies for property maintenance can vary, but here’s a list of common emergencies that may require immediate attention:
- Water Leaks
- Burst pipes
- Leaking roof
- Faulty water heaters
- Gas Leaks
- Smell of gas
- Hissing sounds from gas lines
- Electrical Issues
- Power outages
- Sparking outlets
- Malfunctioning circuit breakers
- Heating or Cooling Failure
- Broken furnace in winter
- Air conditioning failure in extreme heat
- Security Concerns
- Broken windows or doors
- Malfunctioning security systems
- Structural Damage
- Foundation issues
- Severe cracks in walls
- Fire Hazards
- Electrical fires
- Gas stove malfunctions
- Appliance Failures
- Malfunctioning refrigerator
- Stove or oven issues
- Plumbing Emergencies
- Blocked or overflowing toilets
- Sewer backups
- Lockouts
- Tenants locked out of their property