Get a grip on property maintenance.

Experienced property managers understand that there are many aspects of the job that takes too much time, way more than required.

Today’s health and safety requirements have driven this industry to save time and invest in multiple, non-related systems to overcome the burden of the required administration; for example, reminder lists, on-line forms, website guides, ticket systems, invoice software and databases.

Maintenance reporting has always been a headache for most property managers, including handling phone calls, logging that information manually, updating the landlord and then getting in touch with a contractor and seeing their availability.

The time cost for this process is very high, and there are few systems that may handle these aspects well. From a simple form-based system that converts reports to emails, to databases that just log the information, but where it still has to be manually entered and maintained. These systems, even though built to save time, require time to manage.

We at landmax.pro like to create solutions that handle this workload in a far more economical and logical way. Below is our system’s maintenance workflow, to allow you to gauge an ideal process that we think really works well.

The process should be simple for your tenant, making it easier than a phone call.

For example, our system allows:

allows your tenants:

  • to report to you via their mobile
  • to easily and quickly relate an issue
  • to take photos from their smartphone camera – regardless of mobile OS
  • to see a confirmation of the maintenance reported and its current status
  • to see shared reports, like maintenance guides that are unique to that tenancy

Dealing with maintenance comprises a large amount of a property manager’s business, and in this competitive environment, the speed at which things are needed to be carried out should be protected as much as possible from the system – removing the delay or error of human input.

enables your agency:

  • to save time, as no data entry of issue is required
  • to focus on the issue, not the admin
  • to assign a contractor with a click
  • to track maintenance and progress
  • to handle small or complicated issues
  • to add paperwork, files, photos and even videos to an issue

Contractors/suppliers are another group of people that need to handled/managed. And they are important to a property business; indeed, their service level represents a company’s brand.

Give them tools to access information easily from home on our site via a mobile.

allows your contractors:

  • to pick up reports automatically at a time that suits them
  • to track their payments with you
  • to track their assigned contractor job
  • to securely access reports, like tenant contact details or detailed property information

The most important bunch of people that sustains a letting agent are their landlords. By giving them access to maintenance logs, status and detailed reports, an agency can be transparent and allows landlords to know that the job is being carried out.

allows your landlords:

  • to be kept up to date via their personalised login screen
  • to access all maintenance related issues and statuses
  • to access detailed maintenance reports
  • to contact the agency
  • to report maintenance that they want you to handle for them
  • to see agency invoices related to contractor jobs

Maintenance is important and these tools will certainly help you to solve the most common issues.

From experience however, agents wanting to get new business never cover maintenance processes in detail with their clients. This is usually learned when an issue actually occurs, which also generally comes as a surprise for the landlord with an unexpected responsibility – causing more delays than necessary.

With so many regulations and your reputation at stake, by encompassing good processes and business tools, you can get a grip on the entire procedure, keeping clients happy and still making a profit.

Alex Evans

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