Repairs & Maintenance

Built for Property Maintenance

After more than 28 years working on Auckland properties, we know that building work isn't always a big renovation or major project. More often, it's a collection of smaller things that need repairing, maintaining or simply sorting out properly.

That's exactly the kind of work we're set up for.

From leaking roofs, damaged doors and broken fittings to painting, joinery, general repairs and planned maintenance, we coordinate the right trades and manage the work for you. One call to GPS instead of finding, booking and chasing several different contractors.

For homeowners, we can take care of the jobs around the house that need professional attention. For landlords, we can manage repairs and ongoing maintenance across your rental properties, keeping you informed without you having to coordinate every job yourself.

And if a small repair uncovers something bigger, we have the building experience and trade network to deal with that too.

One team for the little jobs, the bigger jobs, and the ones that turn into something more.

Reactive Repairs

The things that break. We cover most trades in-house or through subtrades we have used for years, so one call usually covers it.

• Leaks, plumbing failures and wet areas
• Doors, windows, locks and hardware
• Glazing and broken windows
• Wall and ceiling linings, plastering and painting
• Flooring — timber, vinyl and carpet
• Roofing, spouting and downpipes
• Fences, gates, decks and paths
• Kitchens, bathrooms and joinery
• General carpentry and remedial work

Planned Maintenance

The predictable things, done on your schedule instead of at an emergency callout rate. For most buildings the list is short and the savings are real:

• Exterior paint on a proper cycle rather than when it is already failing
• Roof and spouting checks before winter, not during it
• Seals, flashings and joinery — the small things that let water in
• Decks, handrails and balustrades
• Common area wear in shared buildings
• Wet area seals and silicone before the floor gets wet

Rental Turnovers

Between tenancies, when every empty week costs money. Repairs, patching and repaint, flooring, and the remedial work that decides how quickly a unit lets. One team, one visit, one invoice — rather than four trades who each need letting in on a different day.