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Annual/Regular Rental Property Routine Maintenance

Barry Moehring
  • Bentonville, AR
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Would anyone have a good list of the routine/preventative maintenance checks that should be performed annually or regularly on single family rental properties? Air filters, fridge filters, etc... pretty obvious. But does anyone have a comprehensive routine list? Thanks!
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    Shane Pearlman
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    Sure do! All my properties are in a non-freezing place, so I don't have those items. These are the items that I deal with in our units. I don't have radiators or air conditioning...

    Indoor

    1. Smoke detector batteries
    2. HVAC filters
    3. Fireplace sweep-out
    4. Check toilet seat / seal tightness
    5. Dust / clean fridge coils
    6. Lint from dryer exhaust vent
    7. Flush water heater
    8. Check the fire extinguisher (expiration date)
    9. Check and redo grout / calking in showers / bathrooms.
    10. Quick flush shower heads and check faucet filters for hard water buildup
    11. Tighten up loose nobs and handles

    Outdoor / Under

    1. Clean gutters
    2. Siding & roofing eyeball
    3. Check sump pump
    4. Lint from dryer exhaust vent
    5. Test garage door auto-reverse feature
    6. Check window screens
    7. Fix any earth to wood contact (damn you termites)
    8. Check trees for power line interference (PG&E will actually fix it for free if you call them)
    9. Annual trim up / sprinkler inspection & repairs.

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