Who we help
Four Kinds of Customer, Four Different Priorities
A homeowner wants to know what it will cost and how disruptive it will be. A property manager wants documentation and someone who answers the phone. A facilities manager wants a scope. Each of those needs a different conversation.
Residential
Leak Repairs Without Unnecessary Renovation
For homeowners dealing with a leaking shower, a tired bathroom or grout that has seen better days.
- Avoid unnecessary demolition where a targeted repair will do
- Improve tired, stained and cracked grout
- Address leaking showers at the source
- Restore the appearance of your bathroom
- A clear written quote before any work begins
Commercial
Wet-Area Repairs That Fit Around Your Operation
Offices, retail, accommodation, hospitality and facilities, scoped, scheduled and documented.
- Scheduled site attendance around your trading hours
- Clear, itemised scopes of work
- Written quotations before attendance
- Invoicing to suit your accounts process
- Before and after photographs for your records
- Multi-site and multi-bathroom enquiries welcome
Real Estate & Property Management
Reliable Leak Repair & Regrouting for Property Managers
For agencies, property managers and landlords who need a trade that quotes, communicates and documents.
- Written quotes you can send straight to the owner for approval
- Tenant access coordination handled for you
- Direct communication with the property manager throughout
- Before and after photographs with every job
- Invoicing and maintenance documentation
- Multiple-property and portfolio enquiries
NDIS Participants
Property Maintenance Services for NDIS Participants
Bathroom and wet-area maintenance for participants, families, support coordinators and plan managers.
- Clear written quotes suitable for plan managers
- Enquiries accepted from participants, representatives and coordinators
- Respectful, low-disruption work in occupied homes
- Straightforward scopes of work you can review before approving
Next step
Not Sure Which One You Are?
It rarely matters at the enquiry stage. Tell us what you are seeing and who the property belongs to, and we will take it from there.