Property Maintenance Software That Keeps Landlords Happy
Stop losing track of properties, missed repairs, and angry landlords. TeamJobsPro helps UK maintenance businesses manage properties, schedule work, coordinate trades, and deliver professional service that wins long-term contracts.
How Maintenance Companies Use TeamJobsPro
Emergency Repairs
Tenant reports boiler breakdown at 7 AM. Dispatch engineer, notify landlord, arrive within 2 hours, repair or replace, upload photos, invoice landlord—all tracked in one system. Build reputation for fast response.
Landlord Maintenance Contracts
Manage annual contracts for 50+ rental properties. Schedule regular inspections, track gas certificates, remind landlords of renewals, automatically invoice monthly. Predictable revenue, happy landlords.
Property Refurbishments
Multi-trade project: new kitchen, bathroom, decorating. Assign plumber, electrician, tiler. Track progress, materials used, hours worked. Generate detailed invoice showing all work completed.
Why Property Maintenance Businesses Choose TeamJobsPro
Reactive & Planned Maintenance
Handle emergency repairs and schedule regular maintenance contracts. Keep landlords and tenants happy.
Save 15+ Hours Per Week
Automate job scheduling, property tracking, and invoicing. Less admin, more billable hours.
Property Portfolio Management
Track all properties, maintenance history, and upcoming work. Know exactly what needs doing where.
Multi-Trade Coordination
Manage plumbers, electricians, handymen, and specialists. Assign the right person to each job.
Territory Management
Organize jobs by area, optimize routes, and reduce travel time between properties.
Landlord Retention
Professional service, detailed reports, and proactive reminders keep landlords using your services year after year.
Everything Your Maintenance Business Needs
"Managing 80+ properties used to mean constant phone calls, lost paperwork, and unhappy landlords. TeamJobsPro changed everything. We're more organized, faster to respond, and landlords actually recommend us now."