The list, the sort, a written price, then the visit.
Nothing starts without a price in writing, and nothing on your list gets lost, including the lines that go to someone else.
You send the list
In the chat, one job at a time; on the request form, all at once; or read out on the phone. Write it the way you’d write it on the fridge.
It gets sorted, out loud
Ours, referred to a licensed trade at $0.00, or the owner’s call. You see which is which before anything else.
The owner calls you back
He reads the list, asks about the jobs he couldn’t size from a description, and who lets us in. If the list might cross $2,500, you hear that now.
A written price before anyone starts
By the hour with a one-hour minimum, or a half-day or full-day block for a long list. Materials approved before they’re bought.
One trip, the whole list
Every line is worked in the order that makes sense in the house, not the order it was written.
You get the list back
Every line ticked, the time on each, and the referred lines still there, marked with their trade, at $0.00.
Who lets us in
You, a tenant, a property manager or a lockbox. Please don’t send a lockbox code in the chat; the owner gets it from you directly.
Has the tenant been told?
Florida has notice rules for a repair visit in an occupied rental. We ask, and the owner goes through the timing with you. We don’t give legal advice on it.
No totals from a chat
Nobody can price a list honestly from a description. A person reads it and writes you a price before anyone starts.
Start with the list.
It takes a couple of minutes in the chat, and it sorts as you go.