Tenant-Reported Leak Repair Planning
Turn a tenant leak report into safe triage, owner authorization, source work, restoration and documented closeout.
Read the guideStart with the condition you are seeing. These guides help you prepare useful information, compare the right scope and understand what field review still needs to establish.
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Turn a tenant leak report into safe triage, owner authorization, source work, restoration and documented closeout.
Read the guideBuild a room-by-room turnover scope that separates source questions, repairs, selections, cleaning and final review.
Read the guideCoordinate plumbing access, testing, closure release, drywall, texture and paint in an occupied or vacant rental.
Read the guideSequence plumbing, electrical, carpentry, drywall, paint and connected restoration with clear prerequisites and handoffs.
Read the guidePlan resident communication, lawful access coordination, belongings, pets, paths, work hours and daily condition.
Read the guideCompare rental repair proposals by location, source status, physical work, finish boundaries, access and closeout.
Read the guideClose rental repairs with a location list, completed boundaries, changes, finish review, punch and remaining work.
Read the guideCapture privacy-safe room context, repair details, source status and finish expectations before an AWC review.
Read the guideReview AWC plumbing-stage project photos with honest limits for rental repair and turnover planning.
Read the project notesSend the visible condition, property location and useful photos. AWC reviews the request and explains the next appropriate step.
If the condition needs field verification, AWC may recommend the $250 Site Evaluation + Written Bid Package. The $250 is credited if the construction project is approved within 30 days.