Property Maintenance Technician

As a Property Maintenance Technician, your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:
General Property Maintenance
– Complete routine maintenance and repair work on residential and commercial properties.
– Diagnose maintenance issues and determine the most effective repair solutions.
– Perform preventative maintenance to help minimize future repairs.
– Respond to maintenance requests in a timely and professional manner.
– Conduct routine inspections and identify potential maintenance concerns.

Carpentry & Repairs
– Repair and replace doors, windows, locks, and hardware.
– Install and repair trim, baseboards, shelving, cabinets, and other finish carpentry.
– Perform minor framing and structural repairs.
– Repair fences, gates, decks, and exterior structures.
– Install weather stripping and complete general property repairs.

Drywall & Painting
– Patch holes and repair damaged drywall.
– Tape, texture, sand, and prepare walls for painting.
– Paint interior and exterior surfaces.
– Repair damaged trim and finish work.
– Perform touch-up painting as needed.

Flooring
– Install and repair laminate, vinyl plank, and other flooring materials.
– Remove damaged flooring.
– Replace transition strips and baseboards.
– Perform minor subfloor repairs when necessary.

Basic Plumbing
– Replace faucets, sinks, toilets, garbage disposals, and plumbing fixtures.
– Repair minor leaks.
– Replace supply lines and shut-off valves.
– Clear minor drain clogs.
– Troubleshoot basic plumbing issues.

Basic Electrical
– Replace outlets, switches, light fixtures, ceiling fans, and smoke detectors.
– Replace light bulbs and ballast when needed.
– Troubleshoot basic electrical issues within experience level.
– Follow all applicable safety standards.

Exterior Maintenance
– Repair siding and exterior trim.
– Perform seasonal property cleanup.
– Clean gutters and downspouts.
– Assist with landscaping and exterior improvements.
– Pressure wash sidewalks, buildings, decks, and fencing when needed.

General Labor
– Load and unload tools and materials.
– Pick up and deliver supplies as needed.
– Keep work areas clean and organized.
– Properly dispose of debris and construction waste.
– Complete additional maintenance projects as assigned.

Previous property maintenance, handyman, remodeling, construction, or general maintenance experience required.
– Experience in multiple trades is highly preferred.
– Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving abilities.
– Ability to work independently with minimal supervision.
– Excellent time management and organizational skills.
– Strong attention to detail.
– Dependable attendance and professional work ethic.
– Positive attitude and strong communication skills.

Required Tools
– Candidates MUST provide their own tools. This is a requirement of the position.
– Tools should include, but are not limited to:
– Cordless drill and impact driver
– Hammer
– Tape measure
– Utility knife
– Screwdrivers
– Wrenches and socket set
– Pliers
– Pry bars
– Levels
– Saws
– Basic plumbing tools
– Basic electrical hand tools
– Ladders (preferred)
– Additional hand tools necessary to complete routine maintenance and repair work

Physical Requirements
– This position requires the ability to:
– Lift 75 pounds on a regular basis.
– Stand, walk, bend, kneel, squat, climb ladders, and reach overhead throughout the workday.
– Push, pull, carry, and move heavy materials and equipment.
– Work indoors and outdoors in varying weather conditions.
– Perform repetitive physical tasks throughout the shift.

Requirements
– Own tools (REQUIRED).
– Valid driver’s license (REQUIRED).
– Reliable transportation (REQUIRED).
– Ability to travel between multiple properties throughout the workday.
– Ability to pass pre-employment screening.
– Strong employment history with verifiable references preferred.
– Ability to work independently and represent the company professionally while interacting with tenants and property owners.