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About Cabin Helpers LLC
My Mission
Our Services
My Mission
At Cabin Helpers LLC, we strive to provide quality property management services to our clients. Our mission is to exceed your expectations and ensure the highest levels of satisfaction. Let us help you find peace of mind when you are not here.
Meet Tom
Our Services
My Mission
Tom has been part of the Minocqua Community for over 45 years. He has connections of contractors in the Minocqua area and can coordinate and manage your project and needs.
Our Services
Our Services
Our Services
What we can help with
· Check on Cabin and property, make sure you have peace of mind.
· Local Property Representative for Rentals as required.
· Tractor work
o Driveway grading
o Log and Brush Clearing
o Stone and Gravel placement
o Minor tree cutting, trimming and removal.
· Firewood Concierge Service. Delivered and placed by your campfire pi
What we can help with
· Check on Cabin and property, make sure you have peace of mind.
· Local Property Representative for Rentals as required.
· Tractor work
o Driveway grading
o Log and Brush Clearing
o Stone and Gravel placement
o Minor tree cutting, trimming and removal.
· Firewood Concierge Service. Delivered and placed by your campfire pit.
o Includes Container with Kindling, Paper, and Matches (All Ready to Enjoy)
· Deck Repair
· Paint Touch up and smaller painting jobs.
· Boat retrieval from storage and delivered to property.
· Fall Cleanup
What is Property Maintenance
Property maintenance is the set of activities done in order to preserve a property, keep it safe, and maintain its good condition for the occupants.
- Planned maintenance – is defined as the same with preventative maintenance except that this is scheduled or planned.
- Condition-based maintenance – refers to acting quickly when an equipment or feature of the property shows early signs of failure before it totally breaks down.
- Reactive maintenance – refers to fixing a broken machine that needs repairs.
Activities During a Property Maintenance
When it comes to property maintenance, there is a wide variety of responsibilities and requirements. They include activities such as:
- Cleaning the building’s internal and external common areas (including drains, roof gutters, corridors, cracks etc.)
- Cleaning or repainting of common areas.
- Performing pest control and removal
- Gardening and landscaping
- Garbage separation and disposal
- Repairs and replacement for all mechanical and electrical systems (lighting, HVAC system, water supply, water heating, etc.)
- One of the best services a property maintenance crew offers is pressure washing, where a high-powered hose sprays dirt, debris, mold, and loose paint from concrete surfaces and buildings. It works for grimy windows, dirty walkways and sidewalks, store awnings caked with tree sap, you name it.
- Pressure washing is a quick, efficient way to restore the cleanliness of a building or space. Plus, by eliminating mold and mildew, regular pressure washing lessens the chance that your property will fall victim to rotting and structural damage. That’s a major win.
- Bad weather can wreak havoc on your property, but a savvy property maintenance crew can lend a hand after a storm. They’ll clean storm drains, gutters, and rooftops, clear and dispose of built-up debris around the property, and help fix any damage that’s been done to the home.
Benefits
Here are a few of the benefits of maintaining your property well:
- Reduced equipment breakdown and failure – with property maintenance breakdowns and failures will be minimized
- Prevention of liabilities – with property maintenance, equipment failure or breakdowns are minimized which results in reduction of accidents or incidents that may cause liabilities, legal problems, or fines.
- Increased property value – with property maintenance, a building or property will be well-maintained and preserved, which helps in increasing its market value.
Budgeting for Property Maintenance
if your property is valued at $250,000 you should budget $2,500 every year for your property maintenance budget. This is a good rule to follow because there is a strong correlation between the value of your property and the cost of maintenance. If housing prices go up, the cost of maintenance is likely to also increase
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