Home Maintenance Plans
Keep the House Ahead of the To-Do List.
Regular home checkups, a running repair list and visit notes that keep the history of your house clear.
InsuredWritten visit scopePlans built around your home
What Gets a Set of Eyes
The Small Things That Turn into Big Things.
The checklist follows your home, not somebody else's template. Older house, busy household or place you only visit part of the year — the scope is written to match.
Doors & Windows
Sticky latches, loose hinges, worn weatherstripping, window hardware and drafts around the edges.
Kitchens & Baths
Pulling caulk, loose cabinet hardware, visible leaks, worn seals and fixtures that need tightening.
Walls, Paint & Trim
Drywall dings, nail pops, scuffed paint, loose baseboards and small finish repairs before they spread.
Gutters & Exterior
Drainage trouble, loose downspouts, failing exterior caulk, early wood rot and siding that needs attention.
Decks, Steps & Rails
Loose boards, wobbly railings, sagging gates, soft spots and the outdoor areas your family actually uses.
Your Running Repair List
Hanging, mounting, adjustments, touch-ups and the little jobs that are easier to handle in one visit.
Home Maintenance Packages
Choose How Often the House Gets Attention.
Every plan is priced after a quick walkthrough. Your home, the visit schedule and the work included set the monthly rate.
Seasonal Peace of Mind
Essential Home
One visit every season
For homeowners who want a regular checkup and a clear heads-up when something starts to slip.
- Four scheduled home visits each year
- Seasonal inside-and-outside condition checks
- A written list of repairs worth watching
- Maintenance recommendations after each visit
- Standard scheduling for additional work
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Keep the List Moving
Priority Home
A visit every other month
For busy households with a steady stream of little repairs, adjustments and seasonal upkeep.
- Six scheduled home visits each year
- Preventive checks built around your house
- Agreed handyman time during scheduled visits
- A running repair list and visit notes
- Preferred scheduling for additional work
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Same-Day Response
Highest Level of Care
Complete Home
A scheduled visit every month
For homeowners who want the house watched, the repair list handled and a faster answer when something comes up.
- Twelve scheduled home visits each year
- Same-day response during business hours
- First-priority scheduling for urgent issues
- Expanded preventive checks and agreed repair time
- Visit notes, clear next steps and a direct line
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Same-day response means you hear back the same business day. It does not promise a same-day repair or an immediate on-site visit.
A House That Stays Ready
Less Catching Up. More Just Enjoying the Place.
Save the list between visits. Keep small problems small. Know who to call when something changes.
Clear from the Start
What the Plan Covers — and What It Doesn't.
The agreement spells out the visits, the checklist and any included handyman time. Anything bigger gets quoted before it starts.
Part of Your Home Plan
- Scheduled home visits and seasonal condition checks
- A checklist based on your house and priorities
- The handyman time written into your agreement
- A running repair list and visit notes
- A clear service history for the property
Quoted Separately When Needed
- Replacement parts, materials and supplies
- Larger painting, remodeling or repair projects
- Electrical, plumbing or HVAC work requiring a license
- Major damage or work outside the agreed visit time
- Emergency or after-hours work outside your plan
Who It Fits
For People Who Would Rather Stay Ahead of It.
A busy family, an older house, a parent who needs a hand or a second home that sits empty part of the year. The plan follows the property.
Busy HouseholdsOlder HomesWorking FamiliesSecond HomesAging in PlaceRental HomesOut-of-Town Owners