Maintenance Plans

To ensure the proper functioning of the gutter system by removing debris and preventing water damage.

• Safely set up ladders and secure work area.
• Remove all visible debris (leaves, twigs, dirt) from gutters by hand or using appropriate tools.
• Check and clear downspouts to ensure unobstructed water flow.
• Inspect gutters and downspouts for any damage or issues (e.g., leaks, corrosion) and report findings to the Customer.
• Collect and properly dispose of all debris removed from gutters.
• Record the date and details of the gutter cleaning service.

To ensure optimal lighting and functionality of safety devices in the home by regularly replacing light bulbs and batteries.

• Identify the types and quantities of light bulbs and batteries required (interior and exterior lights, smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors, etc.).
• Safely access light fixtures using appropriate ladders and tools.
• Remove and dispose of old or burnt-out light bulbs.
• Install new light bulbs, ensuring correct type and wattage.
• Test each light fixture to confirm proper operation.
• Record the date and details of the light bulb and battery changes.

To ensure optimal lighting and functionality of safety devices in the home by regularly replacing light bulbs and batteries.

• Identify the types and quantities of light bulbs and batteries required (interior and exterior lights, smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors, etc.).
• Locate devices needing battery replacement
• Remove old batteries and properly dispose of them.
• Install new batteries, ensuring the correct orientation.
• Test each device to confirm proper functionality.
• Record the date and details of the light bulb and battery changes.

To assist the Customer with various small home repair and maintenance tasks as needed, ensuring the home remains in good condition and promptly addressing any minor issues.

• Obtain a detailed list of tasks the Customer wants to be completed (the “Honey-Do List”).
• Minor plumbing repairs
• Electrical repairs
• Painting touch-ups or small painting projects
• Furniture assembly or repair
• Hanging pictures, shelves, or curtain rods
• Caulking and sealing in bathrooms and kitchens
• Fixing door hinges, handles, and locks
• Small carpentry tasks
• Adjusting or repairing cabinet doors and drawer

To provide a thorough inspection of the home to identify any maintenance issues or potential problems that need attention, ensuring the home is safe and in good condition.

• Conduct a thorough visual examination of all inspection points.
• Take detailed notes and photographs of any issues or areas of concern.
• Compile a comprehensive inspection report detailing the findings.
• Review the inspection report with the Customer.
• Discuss recommended actions and potential next steps for any identified issues.

To ensure the safe and efficient operation of the dryer by removing lint buildup from the dryer vent, reducing fire hazards and improving drying performance.

• Perform a preliminary inspection of the dryer vent system, both inside and outside the home.
• Disconnect the dryer from its power source and, Use specialized tools to remove lint and debris from the vent line and ducts.
• Check and clean the dryer lint trap thoroughly.
• Inspect the vent and ducts after cleaning to ensure there are no blockages or damage that could restrict airflow.
• Ensure the dryer is properly reconnected to the power source and, Test the dryer by running it for a short cycle to confirm that air is flowing.

To ensure the HVAC system is operating efficiently and reliably by performing regular preventive maintenance, helping to extend the life of the equipment and improve indoor air quality.

• Conduct a visual inspection of the HVAC system, including both heating and cooling components.
• Check the condition of the air filters, ducts, vents, and registers.
• Assess the condition of electrical connections, wiring, and components.
• Inspect the blower assembly, including the blower wheel, motor, and housing.
• Clean and/or replace air filters as needed.
• Clean the condenser and evaporator coils to remove dust and debris.
• Clean and inspect the condensate drain and pan to prevent clogs and water damage.
• Clean the blower assembly and check for any debris that may obstruct airflow.
• Lubricate moving parts as needed (e.g., motors, bearings) to reduce friction and wear.
• Check and adjust the system’s operating pressures and temperatures to manufacturer specifications.
• Adjust and calibrate the thermostat as necessary.
• Test for proper cycling and temperature control.
• Record the date and details of the maintenance service.

To effectively manage and eliminate pest infestations through regular inspections, treatments, and follow-up visits, ensuring the home remains safe, healthy, and free from pests.

• Conduct a comprehensive inspection of the home, both interior and exterior, to identify signs of pest activity.
• Determine the type of pests present and the severity of the infestation.
• Develop a customized treatment plan based on the inspection findings and pest identification.
• Apply targeted treatments to affected areas, including:
• Interior treatments: Application of insecticides, baits, traps, and other control measures in key areas (e.g., kitchen, bathroom, basement).
• Exterior treatments: Perimeter treatments, barrier sprays, and bait stations around the home’s foundation and entry points.