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RefPropertyStatusClock
SR-2026-1071Wexford Glenemergencyunassigned00:04:12to assign
SR-2026-1070Marbury StationurgentassignedTrueline Air00:54:00dispatched
SR-2026-1069Maitland Ridge Centerscheduledin progress1st Choice All-Purpose01:12:44on site
SR-2026-1068Silverbrook Landingstandardin progressTwo Rivers Painting00:18:28on site
SR-2026-1067Hollowbrook CommonsemergencycompletedMarlow Restoration02:12:00total

Live view of the HQ console. Every request in the system carries a clock from the moment it is submitted.

Management meets maintenance.

One number for ten trades. We dispatch a screened vendor, hold the clock and the proof, and bill it all on a single invoice.

Trades under one contract
10
Markets live
Orlando · Central FL
Invoices you reconcile
1

The case

A vacant day in Orlando costs $58.90.

A 250-unit community turns about 107 units a year. Every day a unit sits empty waiting on a trade is rent nobody collects. Coordination is where those days go: the cleaner finishes Tuesday, the painter has Thursday open, nobody told the carpet installer at all.

We schedule a turn as one sequence with a critical path instead of five phone calls. Take five days off the cycle and the math looks like this.

Average asking rent, OrlandoYardi Matrix, May 2026$1,767 / mo
Cost of one vacant dayrent ÷ 30$58.90
Turns per year, 250 units43% turnover rate107.5
Five days saved per turn58.90 × 5 × 107.5$31,659 / yr

Recaptured rent, before a dollar is saved on the work itself. Figures are published benchmarks, not our own claims.

What that replaces

  • Five vendor relationships

    Separate contracts, separate certificates of insurance, separate net-30 terms with a janitorial firm, an HVAC company, a plumber, a painter and a restoration outfit.

  • The phone tree

    Calling around at 6am to find who can be on site before the resident calls again.

  • Twelve invoices a month

    Reconciled by hand against work nobody photographed.

  • The compliance folder

    Chasing a COI that expired in March, and finding out in July.

Coverage

Ten trades, one contract.

Recurring contracts and one-off calls run through the same board. Response targets are what we dispatch against, measured from the moment you submit.

ServiceTypical workResponse targetBilled
Daily / nightly janitorialRecurring contract cleaning for offices, common areas and retailScheduledMonthly contract
HVACNo cool, no heat, diagnostics, planned replacementSame dayPer job
PlumbingLeaks, blockages, water heaters, supply line failuresSame dayPer job
PaintingUnit repaints, common areas, exterior touch-up48 hoursPer unit
General maintenancePunch lists, doors, drywall, fixtures, small repairs48 hoursHourly
Unit turnoverTrash-out, clean, paint, carpet, punch and inspect as one sequenceScheduledPer turn
Carpet cleaningTurn cleaning, common corridors, spot and stain work48 hoursPer unit
Carpet installationReplacement flooring on turns and capital workScheduledPer sq yd
Event cleanupPost-event and post-construction, common areas and amenity spaceScheduledPer job
Emergency restorationWater, smoke and sewage. Mitigation first, then make good2 hours, 24/7Per job

One job, end to end

Submitted at 06:12. Plumber on site by 07:41.

  1. 1.006:12+0m

    The request

    Wanda at Wexford Glen submits from her phone: unit B12, water pooling at the base of the water heater, resident has called twice. Photo attached, gate code on file.

  2. 2.006:16+4m

    We dispatch

    The board ranks vendors who cover plumbing in Altamonte Springs, have capacity this morning, and whose insurance is current. Wildmere Plumbing takes it. An expired certificate would have blocked the assignment outright.

  3. 3.007:41+1h 29m

    On site

    Marco starts the job in the app. The clock runs, location is stamped, two photos go in before anything is touched.

  4. 4.009:03+2h 51m

    Proof

    Ends the job, photographs the replacement, writes what he found: supply line failed at the crimp, shut-off was seized, replaced both. Wanda has it before she has finished her second coffee.

  5. 5.0Oct 1month end

    One invoice

    This job appears as one line on one statement, alongside every other job across all five of her properties, each line linked back to its photos and its timestamps.

For property managers

Stop being the switchboard.

Submit once. We find the vendor, hold them to the window, and give you the photos and timestamps to hand an owner. You keep one relationship, one certificate of insurance on file, and one invoice to approve.

What managers get

For vendors

Work that arrives without marketing.

Sign in with your phone number. See what is assigned to you, enrol your crew, start and end jobs from the truck. Your people see the work and the address; your rates and payouts stay yours.

Join the network

Put one property on the board.

Start with a single building. If the response times do not hold up, you have lost nothing.

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