For owners and property managers who need repairs done properly and on a schedule: interiors, storefronts, stairs, dry rot, damage after leaks and the punch list between tenants. Planned, documented and permitted where it needs to be.
Tell us about the project and a project manager will follow up.
A repair list handled as a project, not a string of service calls.
We walk the building, write the list and price it, so you approve work in one place.
Dry rot and leaks are traced to the source before finishes go back, so the repair lasts.
Photos, scope and closeout records you can hand to ownership or the next manager.
Most commercial repair lists mix urgent items with work that can be scheduled. We separate the two, fix the urgent ones first and plan the rest around tenants and budget cycles.
Photos from our projects.
Every list follows the same three steps.
We walk the property with you and write a prioritized list with a price for each item.
Urgent items first; the rest is scheduled around tenants, leases and your budget cycle.
Work is done, photographed and closed out with a short written report for ownership.
Related commercial services.
Commercial
Anything else, ask in the form at the top of the page.
Repairs that need a contractor: multi-trade work, anything permitted, and work across several units or common areas.
We scope planned maintenance per building, starting with a walk and a written list of what needs attention now and what can be scheduled. Tell us about the property in the form.
Yes. Make-ready work between tenants, such as walls, ceilings, flooring, doors, restrooms and paint, is scheduled to the lease date.
Yes. Work is sequenced around tenants, with evening and weekend hours where the building allows.