Managed properties generate a steady stream of small work. A wall that needs patching, trim that came loose, a punch-list item that keeps getting deferred, a unit that needs three small things done before it can be handed over. Teem handles that category of work on a recurring basis so it stops accumulating.
Repair and maintenance at Teem means the surface-level property work that sits alongside painting, drywall and cleaning. It is defined by the scope in your quote rather than by an open-ended promise to fix anything.
When the same category of small work comes up every month, quoting each item separately costs your team more in coordination time than the work itself costs. Teem can review recurring maintenance scopes so your property submits items as they appear, under agreed definitions and pricing, rather than restarting the process each time.
Most repair work shows up during a turn, because that is when someone finally walks the unit with a list. Teem completes those items inside the same project rather than sending your team back out for a second vendor visit after the paint has dried.
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Some property work requires a licensed specialty trade, and we will tell you that instead of taking it on. Electrical work, plumbing, HVAC, roofing, structural repair, mold remediation and anything with an unresolved water source fall outside Teem's scope. Naming the limit up front is what keeps the rest of the relationship straightforward.
Yes. Recurring arrangements can be structured around defined categories of work, agreed pricing and a submission process that fits how your team already operates.
Yes. Agreed corrections and punch-list items are normally completed as part of the same turn project.
No. Work requiring a licensed electrical, plumbing or HVAC trade falls outside Teem's service categories.
Send the property, the type of work that comes up most often and whether you are looking for a one-time scope or a recurring arrangement.
