Emergencies don’t abide by schedules. When a pipe bursts in the dead of night or a power outage strikes on a weekend, tenants need swift, efficient assistance. For a professional rental agency, ensuring tenant safety and satisfaction during emergencies is paramount.
Maintenance Emergencies:
As a property management company, it is crucial to understand what situations constitute emergency maintenance in rental properties. Here is a comprehensive list of maintenance concerns that are considered emergencies:- Broken water lines: Any significant water leak or pipe burst that can cause severe water damage or flooding.
- Flooding: Excessive water entering the property from a storm or pipe break.
- Fires: Indication of a fire, such as smoke, flames, or strong smell.
- Gas Leaks: The presence of gas odor or if you suspect there is a leak.
- Structural Damage: Any damage to the building's structure that compromises safety, for example, a collapsed structure.
- Pest Infestation: An infestation that could be damaging to the tenant or the property.
- Electrical Issues: Power outages, sparks, or exposed wire that can be hazardous.


