Scattered information
Records, warranties, notes, and vendor details live in different places.
Maintenance gets missed, repairs pile up, records scatter, and future projects compete for attention. We bring the whole property into one clear plan and digital record, then handle as much of it as you want us to.
Compare service levelsThe inspection report is in a drawer. Maintenance lives in your memory. Small repairs keep accumulating. Contractors only see their piece of the property.
Records, warranties, notes, and vendor details live in different places.
The loudest problem gets attention, even when something else should happen first.
Each specialist sees a trade-specific scope, not the full property roadmap.
The calendar, priorities, open decisions, and unfinished follow-up live in your head.
Every ongoing service level includes the Home Plan. Add preventive care, repair support, and coordination based on the help you want.
“I can manage projects, but I want essential recurring maintenance handled.”
Four scheduled maintenance visits a year, working the same checklist every time, documented against your plan.
“I want the small stuff fixed without hunting for someone every time.”
Book a defined repair at a price published before you call, confirmed from photos, and finished in one visit.
“I want to approve decisions while one person keeps the property moving.”
Add a named home manager who keeps the roadmap current and coordinates approved outside specialists.
Get the property-wide plan and professional priorities. Use it on your own or make it the foundation for ongoing care, repair support, and home management.
Need the plan without ongoing service? The Home Plan is also available as a standalone engagement.
Explore Home PlanExplore the four ways we help Twin Cities homeowners plan, care for, repair, and manage the whole property.
The Home Plan connects current condition with your goals, budget, ownership horizon, maintenance burden, and desired future state. It gives every future decision a clear context.
See what goes into the Home PlanIssues that need timely attention because of safety, property preservation, or urgency.
Maintenance, repairs, and improvements that belong in the current annual plan.
Work that needs budgeting, specialist input, or a clear dependency to be completed first.
Systems and conditions worth tracking without spending money prematurely.
Comfort, design, and functionality ideas considered alongside required work.
We do not replace good inspectors, handymen, contractors, or software. We add the property-wide judgment and continuity those individual services usually do not provide.
Evaluates visible condition at a point in time.
Completes a defined repair or improvement.
Evaluates and prices work within a specialty.
We connect the whole property to goals, priorities, sequencing, and the desired level of support.
A digital property record keeps completed work, equipment, warranties, maintenance, vendor history, decisions, and future priorities connected in one place. The next decision starts with context instead of starting over.
Every relationship starts with a Home Plan. We look at the whole property, set clear priorities, and then take on as much of the work as you want.
Tell us what's becoming difficult to manage. We assess the property, review available records, and understand your goals, budget, and ownership plans.
You receive clear priorities for now, this year, and later, plus a multiyear roadmap and property record that keep future decisions connected.
Use the plan on your own, or ask us to keep preventive care, defined repairs, and approved vendor coordination moving.
No. A traditional inspection focuses on visible condition and defects. The Home Plan uses condition as one input, then connects it to your goals, budget, ownership horizon, maintenance needs, and project sequence.
Yes. The Home Plan is designed to be valuable on its own. You can use it to manage implementation yourself or add an ongoing service level later.
No. Outside specialists generally bill you directly. We do not earn a percentage of their labor or project value.
We identify the appropriate next step and, at the Home Management level, can coordinate an approved qualified provider. Regulated work remains with the appropriately licensed or specialized professional.
Yes. Existing vendors can remain part of the property record and plan. Home Management can coordinate with approved providers rather than replacing a relationship that already works well.
No. We work with people who own and live in their homes. We do not collect rent, manage tenants, or administer leases.
Begin with a fit conversation about the property, your priorities, and the level of help you want.