Maintenance tracking for landlords who fix things themselves

Log maintenance requests by property and unit, track each job from open to done, and record what the repair cost. The history stays with the unit, so the next tenant's question has an answer.

Maintenance · Maple Court
Leaking tap · Unit 202
In progress
Smoke alarm · Unit 101
Done
Heating · Unit 305
Open

Costs recorded this month: $340.

What you can track

  • Requests by unit. Create a maintenance request for a building or a specific unit, with a description and priority.
  • Status. Open, in progress, and done, so nothing gets forgotten between visits.
  • Costs. Record what each repair cost, so maintenance spending shows up next to rent.
  • Photos and notes. Attach notes and photos of the problem and the fix to the request.
  • Alerts. Turn on maintenance alerts in the app so new and open requests do not slip.
  • History per unit. See every past job on a unit before you sign the next lease or plan a renovation.

A maintenance request, start to finish

  1. Step 1

    Log it

    When a tenant calls or texts, create the request on the unit in a few seconds.

  2. Step 2

    Work it

    Move it to in progress, add notes and photos, and record the contractor or parts cost.

  3. Step 3

    Close it

    Mark it done. The job and its cost stay in the unit's history and your reports.

Property maintenance software without the enterprise price

Large property management suites bundle work orders, vendor portals, and tenant portals, and price them per unit. A landlord with a handful of units usually needs less: a list of what is broken, what is being fixed, and what it cost. RentKeep keeps that list with your properties and rent, on your phone and on the web, at no charge.

RentKeep does not dispatch contractors or run a vendor marketplace. You stay in control of who does the work.

Maintenance: common questions

Is maintenance tracking free in RentKeep?

Yes. Maintenance requests, status, notes, and costs are part of the free app.

Can tenants submit maintenance requests?

Landlords log requests in RentKeep today. Tenants can tell you by phone, text, or email, and you add the request to the unit in seconds.

Do maintenance costs show up in reports?

Yes. Recorded costs are kept with the property, so you can see repair spending alongside rent collected.

More answers on the RentKeep FAQ.

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