Property care
iBuild Property Care helps owners and managers move from isolated repair requests to a documented maintenance plan. We review accessible construction conditions, identify priorities and coordinate approved work around the property's operations.
Recurring roof, drainage and exterior issues can become larger repair assignments when they remain unresolved. A planned review cycle gives your team a chance to document changes, approve practical repairs and forecast upcoming construction needs.
The starting point is a complimentary initial visual condition review. Ongoing service is defined in a property-specific written scope.
An initial visual review of agreed accessible construction areas, with photographs, observed concerns and suggested next steps.
Scheduled follow-up reviews, a maintenance calendar, prioritized repair scopes and records of approved work.
A consistent format across multiple properties, consolidated open-item reporting and site-specific construction priorities.
The plan can cover agreed roofing and drainage observations, exterior joints and finishes, coatings, trim, metalwork and visible interior effects of leaks. Licensed mechanical, electrical and environmental work is addressed by the professionals responsible for those disciplines.
Track completed work, recurring issues and maintenance spending by property. That record supports a more useful owner conversation than a generic savings promise.
| Step | Agreed deliverable |
|---|---|
| Initial review | Accessible-area scope, dated photographs and observed concerns |
| Maintenance plan | Property-specific calendar and repair priorities |
| Authorized work | Written scope, owner approval and access coordination |
| Follow-up | Completion record and unresolved-item list |
| Owner review | Upcoming repairs and changes since the preceding review |
Set the review interval around the roof system, property condition, manufacturer guidance and operating requirements. GAF recommends at least annual inspection for its installed roofing products and preferably twice annually by a GAF-certified commercial contractor. That guidance is not an assertion that iBuild holds a GAF certification. Confirm the actual manufacturer requirements for each property.
A complimentary condition review helps establish the areas that need attention and the information required for a maintenance proposal.
