Spring is here, and it’s time to start doing some maintenance work on your property to undo the damage from winter!
Here is a list of the basics:
Check the roof. Snow, ice and rain may have created leaks, now’s the time to check.
Clean and inspect gutters to ensure they can handle spring rains.
Repair building facades. If the cold weather has caused any part of your building exterior to deteriorate, fix it now before spring wind and rains cause additional damage.
Reinsulate. The fluctuating temperatures of winter can cause the caulking around doors and windows to crack and fall away. Check these seals, recaulk if necessary.
Clean the common areas. Now that snow, sand and salt is gone, give the carpets a thorough cleaning.
Repair the sidewalks and parking lot. Inspect for broken curbs, pot holes, cracks and other damage and tripping hazards.
Landscaping. Start getting garden areas and grass up to shape by removing debris and raking out excess sand.
Follow these tips, to get an early start on the spring season and keep your property in optimal condition!
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Monday, March 28, 2016
Tuesday, March 17, 2015
Spring Maintenance Checklist for Condos and HOAs
After a long, brutal winter like the one we’ve had this year, your property may have suffered some damage and may be in need of a few repairs. With a little effort, your property can look its best and be safe for residents and visitors at the same time.
wood, concrete or brickwork, missing roof shingles, signs of water damage. Evidence of water collecting around building foundations. Evidence of clogged drains. Broken chimney caps. Siding damage including broken boards and popped nails.
Landscaping: Fallen branches and leaves. Trees and shrubs in need of pruning. Damaged sprinkler systems. Blocked drains.
Parking Lots & Walkways: Cracked or heaved concrete. Potholes. Broken curbing. Excess sand.
Need a manager that will make sure your property stays in shape? Contact Premier Property Management, LLC today at (877) 208-4570 or online at ppmgmtonline.com
Here are some things our Managers will look for during upcoming property inspections:
Buildings: Broken/sagging gutters and downspouts, loose window frames, deterioratingwood, concrete or brickwork, missing roof shingles, signs of water damage. Evidence of water collecting around building foundations. Evidence of clogged drains. Broken chimney caps. Siding damage including broken boards and popped nails.
Landscaping: Fallen branches and leaves. Trees and shrubs in need of pruning. Damaged sprinkler systems. Blocked drains.
Parking Lots & Walkways: Cracked or heaved concrete. Potholes. Broken curbing. Excess sand.
Spring Maintenance Checklist
Here’s a typical checklist of things that your Manager may suggest to help get your property in shape for the coming months:
- Repair exterior siding; patch and paint as necessary.
- Turn on outside water and inspect system for leaks. Check sprinkler systems for broken pipes, missing or broken heads, and clogged valves.
- Repair window and sliding glass door caulking and flashing to help prevent leaks.
- Ensure all exhaust fans are clean and remove lint buildup from the clothes dryer vents.
- Inspect all wood decks and fences for rot, broken boards, raised nails, loose screws, etc.
- Prepare for pool opening: Clean and inspect the pool and poolside area for cracks and tripping hazards. Clean all pool furniture to remove dirt and mildew.
- Do a safety check of any playground equipment.
- Clean the clubhouse/common room.
- Sweep the parking lots, private access roads and sidewalks.
- Pressure wash any areas that have mildew or dirt.
Need a manager that will make sure your property stays in shape? Contact Premier Property Management, LLC today at (877) 208-4570 or online at ppmgmtonline.com
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