Minor Leaks: Small drips or leaks that are not causing immediate damage or flooding.

APPLIANCE ISSUES : Malfunctioning but non-hazardous appliances (e.g., dishwasher, microwave).

CLOGGED DRAINS: Slow-draining sinks or tubs.

NON- FUNCTIONOING LIGHT FIXTURES: Lights that are out but not posing an electrical hazard.

General Repairs: Small repairs like loose cabinet handles, minor wall damage, or paint touch-ups.

Routine Maintenance: Regular inspections, filter changes, and preventive tasks.

LOCK OUTS; If you are locked out of your home, after office hours you will need to call a thrid party of locksmith to assist you. We can not provide LOCK OUT SERVICE. 

Your Property  Management Office phone  number can be located by:

1) calling the office number 

2) Google your property management office by name and location.

Shut off the water supply to the affected area. Identify and repair the leak, which might involve tightening connections, replacing seals, or even replacing damaged pipes. After fixing the issue, thoroughly check for any hidden moisture to prevent further damage.

Attempt to clear the clog using a plunger or drain snake. If that doesn't work, remove and clean the trap. For persistent clogs, use chemical drain cleaners sparingly.

Open the toilet tank and check the flapper valve. Adjust the chain or replace the flapper if it's not sealing properly. Also, ensure the fill valve isn't overfilling the tank. If the issue persists, examine the fill valve and associated components.

 Ensure that vents and registers are open and unobstructed. Clean or replace air filters. If the problem continues, it could be due to ductwork issues or improperly balanced HVAC systems, which would require professional attention.

Inspect the air filter and replace if dirty. Sometimes, unusual odors can arise when dust accumulates on the heating elements. If the problem persists, it might be necessary to clean the ducts or schedule a professional inspection.

Identify the source of the overload, such as too many devices connected to a single circuit. Disconnect devices and reset the breaker. If it keeps tripping there could be an underlying electrical issue that requries a professional inspection. 

Turn off the circuit breaker for the affected outlet or switch. Test it with another device or check the wiring for loose connections. If you're not comfortable with electrical work, call a licensed electrician to address the issue.

Remember, safety is paramount when dealing with plumbing, HVAC, and electrical issues. If you're uncertain about any aspect of diagnosing or fixing the problem, it's best to seek professional assistance to prevent further damage or potential hazards.

If you are locked out of your apartment after hours, it is the residents responsibility to get a locksmith service to access the apartment.