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Home Maintenance for Residential Service Providers
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"In addition to all the usual cash drains on agency resources, executive directors are finding that they must spend more and more money to maintain the homes and day program sites." – Nathan Cohen
The work of maintaining community homes and facilities can be orderly and efficient. This guide shows agencies how to accomplish tasks just as a commercial landlord would, from acquiring a home, to performing essential maintenance, to keeping the home operating smoothly.
All rooms and house systems, both indoors and outdoors, are covered. This guide includes checklists and other resources for total management, including:
- heavy housekeeping tasks
- short-term repair or renovation projects
- multi-year capital replacements.
| Price: | $10.95 |
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| Format: | spiral-bound |
| Pages: | 43 |
| ISBN: | 978-1-892696-6-0 |
Table of Contents
IntroductionBackground
The Agency as a Property Manager
The Nature of Homes for Individuals with Developmental Disabilities
Accessibility; Behavioral Problems; Increased Wear and Usage
The Maintenance that Must Be Performed
– Yearly Preventative and Operational Maintenance
– Preventative Maintenance; Immediate or Unscheduled
Maintenance; Site Maintenance; Heavy Housekeeping
When an Agency Becomes a Commercial Landlord
How to Accomplish the Required Maintenance
Capital Renovations to a Home
Operating the Home
Acquiring a New Home
Conclusions
Check Lists for All House Systems, Exterior and Interior
– House Systems
– Exterior
– Dining, Living and Recreation Rooms
– Bedrooms
– Kitchen
– Bathrooms
Multi-Year Capital Replacement Schedule
Five-Year Capital Replacement Plan
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