Stop chasing tenants,
contractors and
completion photos.
Send us the repair. We contact the tenant, book the contractor, chase the visit and return a closed job with evidence — without you being the one holding it together.
Every unmanaged repair becomes your problem to hold.
Not because the work is hard — because someone has to be the thread connecting the tenant, the contractor and the file, and right now that's you.
Tenants who go quiet
Access needs chasing, timing needs confirming, and every unanswered message is a delay you have to explain to the landlord.
Contractors who don't update you
No word until you call — and then you're relaying half-answers back to a tenant or landlord who wants a straight one.
Photos that never arrive
The job's done, but there's nothing to show for it if a landlord, insurer or leaseholder asks what was actually fixed.
No single source of truth
The real status of a repair lives across three WhatsApp threads and an inbox, not in one place you can point to.
Portfolio-wide blind spots
Without a system, you can't see which properties are quietly racking up recurring issues until it's a pattern.
You, personally, as the bottleneck
Every job depends on you remembering to follow up — which doesn't scale past a handful of properties.
You send the job once. We hold the thread until it closes.
Scope review
We confirm what's actually needed before anyone is booked in — no guessing from a one-line description.
Tenant contact
We speak to the tenant directly to arrange access, so you're not relaying messages back and forth.
Contractor sourcing
A vetted tradesperson is assigned and the visit is confirmed — you don't need a relationship with them.
Cost approval
Anything beyond the original scope comes to you for sign-off before it's actioned, not after it's invoiced.
Documented close-out
Before and after photos, work notes and a written report land in your inbox when the job closes.
Whoever is accountable for the property, not necessarily present at it.
Managed portfolios
Repairs handled without pulling a property manager off their other 40 units to chase one tap.
Communal repairs
One reference per issue, so leaseholders get a straight answer instead of a shrug.
Self-managed portfolios
Repair coverage without hiring, scheduling, or personally taking the call at 8pm.
High-turnover properties
Faster access coordination where multiple tenants and shared areas make repairs harder to schedule.
Something you can actually forward to a landlord or leaseholder.
Not a status update you have to interpret — a finished file: what was wrong, what was done, what it cost, and photographic proof either way.