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What is worth doing while the unit is empty

Between tenancies, the same work costs a fraction of what it costs once somebody has moved in. Tick what the unit has and the list orders itself.

The check

A working list, not a quote. What it is worth doing depends on the age and condition of what is installed, which is what the visit establishes. It runs in your browser and nothing is sent anywhere.

What does the unit have?

Your turnover list

Tick what applies on the left

    Worth doing on every turnover, whatever is ticked: run the system in both modes for long enough to see it settle, look at the ceiling under any indoor unit, and photograph the equipment nameplate. Ten minutes, and it is the difference between a record and a guess.

    Why it pays

    Four things an empty unit gives you

    • No notice periodNo entry notice, no appointment window, no rescheduling because somebody is working from home.
    • Full accessFurniture out of the way, closets clear, and crawlspace hatches reachable.
    • Honest inspectionYou see the condition of the unit rather than the condition of the tenant's housekeeping.
    • A clean startA tenancy that begins with a working, documented system produces fewer calls for its whole length.
    An empty rental room with bare floors and a supply register in the ceiling
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