If you’re in the property management business, you know the importance of preventative maintenance. Although it can be a lot to keep up with, preserving the long-term value of your properties through regular maintenance is imperative. Being proactive and addressing issues early helps keep maintenance costs down, extends the life of your equipment, and helps maintain your property value.
But checking for leaks and water damage, inspecting detectors, and scheduling inspections can be challenging. And remembering to change filters, flush water heaters, and schedule, track, and manage it all can be overwhelming, particularly with multiple properties. But it doesn’t have to be. We’ve developed a list of maintenance tips for property managers to help you save time and money while ensuring the comfort of your guests and tenants, a win for everyone involved.
Read more at BeHome247.com.
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