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Losing electrical power in a rental property can be a frustrating experience, but there are several steps to take to address the issue. Firstly, check if the power outage is isolated to your unit or whether your neighbors are impacted.

If it's a broader outage, contact the utility company to report the issue. In the case of a localized problem, inspect your circuit breaker or fuse box for any tripped breakers or blown fuses. Reset or replace them as needed. If power isn't restored, promptly notify us.

First, check if the problem is localized to a single fixture or affecting the entire property. If it's a single fixture, ensure that the hot water valve is open and functioning correctly. If the entire home is affected, inspect the water heater for any visible issues, like a tripped circuit or a pilot light that's out.

If you can't identify or fix the problem, contact us.

When your HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) system isn't working, follow these steps. Start by checking the thermostat to ensure it's set correctly, with fresh batteries if applicable. Confirm that the system is powered on and that the circuit breaker or fuse box hasn't tripped. Ensure air filters are clean and unblocked, as dirty filters can impede airflow.

If these basic checks don't resolve the issue, let us know so we can investigate further.

In the event of a true emergency where your safety is at risk, please contact 911.

For maintenance emergencies, call us directly: (313) 998-7368

Leaky Faucets: Tighten the faucet or replace worn-out washers or gaskets to stop the leak.

Broken Light Fixtures: Replace bulbs or check for faulty wiring.

Squeaky Doors: Lubricate hinges with oil or tighten screws to stop the noise.

Mold and Mildew: Scrub affected areas with a mixture of water and bleach, improve ventilation, and address moisture sources.

Sticky Locks: Lubricate locks with graphite or silicone spray to improve functionality.

Dripping AC Units: Clean or replace the condensate line and ensure the drain pan is level to prevent leakage.

Stuck Window or Door: Lubricate hinges, tracks, or weatherstripping to facilitate smooth operation.