CAIRNS PROPERTY MANAGERS

Cairns Rental Property Managers will save you a small fortune with our special preventative maintenance inspection. We take measures to minimise the chance of accidental damages occurring that could result in loss of rental income and high repair costs.

We check the property from top to bottom and give you a clear picture of what preventative maintenance works are required

• Extensive moisture Ingress, minor water leaks which could result in damage to your property
• Check condition of plumbing connections & flexi hoses in wet areas & kitchens
• Conduct a Site Hazard identification inspection to reduce potential accidents
• We check the property from top to bottom and give you a clear picture of what preventative maintenance works are required.
• We check gutters to prevent them overflowing and damaging your home. Examining fences to ensure that they remain in sound condition, together with inspecting the roof for signs of damage, is vital.

 Regular Inspections

We are inspecting properties every 3 months (4 times a year) just keeping an eye on what the tenants are up to, it is a good way to check in on whether any maintenance issues are getting out of hand. This kind of routine service around the property will help you spot problems early on, making the fixes inherently less expensive. The main things you need to keep maintained are your high cost repair items like your air conditioners, hot water systems, drainage, water leaks and mould

Maintenance & Ongoing Management

Landlords need to be aware that their property should be maintained regularly and that certain standards for repair are met. If your tenants inform you of a problem in need of repair you need to act immediately, however, preventative maintenance should be applied beforehand. Landlord maintenance matters – not just for peace of mind, but for tenants, insurers and your bottom line. If a property does not receive ongoing general maintenance, and if repairs are not acted upon straight away, there are several consequences. It’ll likely cost more and take longer when maintenance or repairs are eventually undertaken, and the value of a property in disrepair is significantly lowered, decreasing both its investment and rental income potential.