During the walkthrough after the turnover of a condo, duplex, or apartment, it’s inevitable to find damage. While certain wear and tear on surfaces is to be expected, it doesn’t have to be accepted. Repairing surfaces is an alternative to accumulating damage until the entire surface requires costly replacement. Repairing surfaces maintains the quality aesthetic of your residence while offering a more budget-friendly solution than letting surfaces degrade to the point of needing to be replaced.

Nobody wants to go through their rental property and find damage after the tenant has left. It slows down the turnover process and costs you valuable time that could otherwise be spent charging rent. 

When it comes to repairing damage done to your rental property, it can be hard to tell what needs to be fixed and what can forgo a repair. You might start to wonder if those scratches on the hardwood floor are really that bad, or if that small area of knife cuts on the kitchen countertop are noticeable. Should I have them repaired, or should I move the next tenant in? 

If you own or work for a moving company, then you know how frustrating it can be for both you and the customer to find damage after the moving process. It’s a tricky situation that’s often filled with questions about what caused it, who’s at fault, and who will pay to repair it.

If you work in the hospitality industry, then you know how important it is to provide the best for your customers. While you take great strides to keep the rooms well-maintained, the lobby clean, and your customers happy, it’s also essential to keep an eye out for minor damage and repairs as they occur. Guests view your hotel as a temporary home away from home, not just a place to lay their heads down at night. Without proper upkeep, you can find yourself dealing with unhappy customers and bad reviews. Here’s how we work with you to keep all aspects of your hotel in tip-top shape.