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Updated over 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

How are you performing preventive maintenance right now?
As the title says, my question is how is everyone doing preventive maintenance right now? I would like to have someone inspect my property to see if there are any looming problems that should be fixed, but I don't want to send some stranger into my home and risk the health of all parties involved.
Does anyone have any tips? Would it be a good idea to plan a time when the tenants can be out of the home for a while and have a contractor go in and check it out, ensuring they minimize touching and where gloves?
All ideas welcome.
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I have an annual rain cutter service, termite, and property inspection done on all my properties. Had a roof badly damaged due to a clogged rain cutter.
Also, I have one septic tank serviced every 3 to 5 years with tenants using septic tank cleaner.