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General maintenance

General maintenance of a house: cleaning around the property, small repairs, a light paint touch-up, and transport of items.

On this work

  • A paved stoep being washed beside a face-brick house.

    Cleaning around the house

    The stoep, the paving, and the outside of the house, cleaned as part of the maintenance visit.

  • A door hinge, screwdriver, and silicone set out for a small repair.

    Small repairs

    Hinges, seals, washers, and the other small jobs that keep a house closing and dry.

  • Household boxes and a ladder ready to be transported.

    Transport of items

    Boxes, fittings, and equipment moved to or from the property when the job needs it.

  • Paint touch-up

    Small paint aspects on a maintenance visit. A full interior, exterior, or rope-access job stays on the painting scope.

What is included

  • Cleaning around the house
  • Small repairs
  • Transport of items
  • A light paint touch-up where the maintenance visit needs it

The kind of job

  • A house that needs a dozen small things, not one trade emergency
  • A gutter that overflows onto a wall in heavy rain
  • A property being made ready for someone to move in

How this work is held

The list is the scope. If an item turns into plumbing, electrical work, or painting, it is separated and priced rather than quietly absorbed. Maintenance is not a disguise for a rebuild.

How a job proceeds

  1. 01

    Enquire

    The quote form is the brief. Name the property and what needs doing. A sentence or two is enough to start.

  2. 02

    Agree

    We reply with what is included, what is not, and the order of the work. That agreement is the green light. Nothing is opened up before it exists.

  3. 03

    Carry out

    The work is done to that scope. If something hidden changes the job, it is raised before it is done, and the scope is updated.

Often alongside

Quote

Request a quote for general maintenance.

Say which rooms are involved and whether the property is occupied. The reply is a scope, not a guess.