Emergencies vs. Non-Emergent Maintenance

Emergency maintenance concerns include any immediate repair or upkeep requirements arising from a potential hazard to the well-being, protection, or health of residents and property. 

Emergency maintenance could include: 

• Water Leaks 
• Broken windows or doors
• Flooding
• Fire or smoke damage
• Loss of heat or air conditioning
• Carbon monoxide detection
• Electrical hazards or power outages
• Intruder break-in
• Structural damage or safety hazards
• Gas leaks

 It is crucial to request maintenance services as needed, although certain minor issues can be addressed during standard business hours.  

Common examples include:

• Minor plumbing issues
• Malfunctioning thermostats
• Jammed windows
• Leaking faucets
• Nonfunctional lights or ceiling fans
• Issues with outdoor lighting and landscaping
• Minor HVAC issues
• Minor cosmetic repairs