Services

• M.S. Boggs Ent.
• On-Call Maintenance: Ms Boggs specializes means that you only have to hire one service to do all the jobs on your home repair list. We addresses interior and exterior repairs, kitchen and bath issues, plumbing projects, and aesthetic repairs. We can install your new kitchen appliances, unclog a drain, replace a hot water heater.
• Preventative Maintenance: Your home is your largest asset, and just like changing the oil in your car, there are certain steps you can take to make sure that your home continues to run it tip-top condition. Ms Boggs will assess the condition of your roof, clean a ventilation system, or clear your gutters. You can schedule regular or seasonal visits for maintenance, and a yearly home assessments can help you plan for or even prevent future repairs.
• Quality is What MS Boggs does.
• We are a building maintenance and repair company, We provides quick, qualified, and quality maintenance services to homeowners and organizations of any size. We have built a strong reputation for delivering quality maintenance services, utilizing our professionally trained staff, and seek to provide exceptional value in all the work we do.
• ARR prides itself on building value through self-performed maintenance work and when necessary, has long-standing relationships with quality contractors in all of the specialty trades. We tackle your entire to-do list, so you can spend more time doing more of the things you want to do.
• Here are a few more reasons why it’s vital to have a preventative property maintenance plan:
• • Increased property value: A well-maintained property will hold its value or increase in value, while a lack of adequate maintenance will detract from the property’s market value and rental prices.
• • Satisfied residents: Poor maintenance of buildings, appliances, and common areas will result in dissatisfied residents, which can lead to negative reviews, increased turnover, and more vacancies.
• • Reduced costs: An efficient property maintenance plan can help save money by minimizing risks, extending the life of appliances and equipment, and freeing up your team to focus on providing higher levels of service.
• • Fewer surprises: You already have plenty of work to do. By having a preventative maintenance plan in place, you can minimize unexpected maintenance issues that can cost your business a lot of time and money, and can cause frustration for your team and residents.
• Seasonal maintenance checklist
• One easy way to stay organized and on top of maintenance for your properties is to create a seasonal maintenance checklist. Here are a few tasks you could add to your list, grouped by property type:
• Spring
• Multifamily Apartments:
• • Check for weather damage to buildings made by snow, wind, and rain. Determine whether there is any serious or significant damage that needs to be fixed immediately.
• • Get a specialist to inspect and clean your property’s HVAC heating system. Change all air filters on individual units to prolong the life of the system and maximize efficiency.
• • Get a certified roof specialist to inspect the roofs of your properties for any damage or leaks.
• Single-Family Homes and Condos:
• • Check the gutters and downspouts for any blockages.
• • Check for mold and mildew in the interior and use thermal cameras, if needed, to detect any cool spots between the floors and walls.
• Common Areas:
• • Enhance your property’s landscaping with new flowers or shrubs.
• Summer
• Multifamily Apartments:
• • Inspect plumbing fixtures and systems and look for chipped grout and sealants that could lead to water damage. Inspect communal water fountains and public restrooms along with individual units.
• • Service air conditioners — whether you have window air conditioners or central AC — and be prepared to make repairs and replacements.
• • Test smoke and C02 alarms and recharge fire extinguishers to keep your residents safe.
• Single-Family Homes & Condos:
• • Clean window wells and gutters to ensure that rain can flow freely.
• • Address any gaps in windows, doors, and walls to reduce the prevalence of summer pests like ants and cockroaches.
• Common Areas:
• • Trim the grass regularly, maintain landscaping, and increase watering frequency for the hotter summer months. Consider mulching garden beds to help conserve water and spruce up your property.
• • Trim trees to keep weak or dying limbs from causing property damage during stormy weather.
• • Inspect outdoor lighting and make sure to adjust the settings for the longer days. Solar lighting is an excellent energy-efficient option that requires little maintenance once installed.
• • Pressure wash and repair decks and patio spaces and clean any common areas to remove dust, dirt, or grime.
• • Steam clean furniture and tile, wood, and carpet flooring of communal areas.
• Fall
• Multifamily Apartments:
• • Change the HVAC filters, thoroughly inspect the unit, and perform any routine maintenance to be sure the heater works properly for the coming winter months.
• • Clean trash cans and replace any communal trash cans or recycling receptacles that may have been damaged over the summer months.
• • Complete annual fire drills and safety checks with your residents.
• Single-Family Homes & Condos:
• • Check the roof of each building for leaks, obstructions, and wear and tear.
• • Clean the chimney, check the flue, and inspect the grate and fire screen to prepare for cold weather.
• • Clean the gutters and down-spouts to remove any excess dirt or debris.
• Common Areas:
• • Update your flower beds and containers with plant varieties that can withstand cooler temperatures.
• • Clear your property of all dead leaves, weeds, and branches.
• • Blow out and turn off sprinkler and irrigation systems.
• Winter
• Multifamily Apartments:
• • Repair or replace any problematic HVAC systems to avoid any issues as the season progresses.
• • Inspect vacant units regularly to ensure there is no snow building up on the balconies or burst pipes in the bathrooms.
• • If your building uses natural gas, maintain and service the furnaces.
• Single-Family Homes & Condos:
• • Clean the gutters and address any concerns with the roof.
• • Check the batteries in smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.
• • Insulate the water pipes near the windows and doors to prevent them from freezing.
• Common Areas:
• • Stock up on materials such as salt for the walkways and driveways and gasoline for the snowblowers.
• • Clear the walkways of snow or ice and salt surfaces to ensure residents are safe.
• • Properly winterize pools, depending on your location, which may include winterizing your pipes or draining the pool altogether.
• • Maintain and trim all trees properly to avoid any damage during a winter storm.