Improvements and Renovations:

Maintenance and Repair:

Responding to tenant requests and emergencies: Addressing plumbing issues, electrical problems, leaky roof, damage flooring, and other maintenance concerns promptly.

Preventative maintenance: Regularly inspecting properties to identify and address potential issues before they escalate into major problems, saving costs and preventing disruptions to tenants.

General repairs: Fixing carpentry, drywall, painting, landscaping, and other minor repairs to maintain the property’s functionality and aesthetics.

Improvements and Renovations:

Upgrading building systems: Replacing outdated HVAC systems, electrical panels, plumbing system, roofs, and other major infrastructure components to improve efficiency, safety, and
sustainability.

Modernizing interiors and exteriors: Updatting
kitchens, bathrooms, flooring, windows, landscaping, and other elements to enhance the
property’s appeal and attract new tenants.

Adding amenities: Installing swimming pools, fitness centers, laundry facilities, parking, spaces, and other amenities to increase tenant satisfaction and property value.

Accessibility upgrades: Ensuring properties comply with accessibility standards for people with disabilities.

Project Management:

Planning and budgeting: Developing comprehensive plans for construction projects, including timelines, budgets, and procurement of materials and labor. •

Obtaining permits and approvals: Securing necessary permits and approvals from relevant authorities before commencing construction work.

Hiring contractors and subcontractors: Selecting qualified and reliable contractors and subcontractors for different aspects of the project.

Overseeing construction work: Monitoring progress, ensuring quality standards are
met, addressing any issues that arise, and communicating with stakeholders throughout the
process.