PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE

See what may need attention before it becomes urgent.

Not every property concern requires immediate action. Rent Ready Reports helps identify visible signs of wear, weathering and deterioration that may benefit from planned maintenance in the months ahead.

PLAN AHEAD

Maintenance is easier to discuss when the next step is clear.

Some findings are not urgent defects, but they may still deserve attention. Rent Ready Reports separates these items from immediate Action Required findings and records a practical suggested timeframe for review or maintenance.

GOOD / NO ACTION

No visible maintenance action identified at the time of inspection.

PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE

Visible wear or deterioration that may benefit from planned attention.

ACTION REQUIRED

A visible concern that should be addressed or referred for further assessment.

A PRACTICAL EXAMPLE

From observation to a sensible maintenance timeframe.

External Timber Deck

STATUS: PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE

Observation: Deck coating appears worn and weathered, with areas of timber beginning to grey.

Recommendation: Prepare and re-stain/seal the exposed timber as appropriate.

Suggested timeframe: Within 6 months

Why: Timely maintenance may help protect exposed timber from continued weathering and reduce further deterioration.

This is a visual maintenance recommendation only. Final scope and suitability of any work should be confirmed by the appropriate trade or contractor.

FOR PROPERTY MANAGERS

A clearer way to discuss what may be coming next.

Separate urgent from planned

Keep immediate maintenance concerns distinct from items that can be considered over time.

Give owners more context

Explain what was observed, why attention may be beneficial and a suggested timeframe.

Build a maintenance timeline

Group recommendations into practical future periods such as 3 months, 6 months, 12 months and monitor.

Create better property history

Over time, inspection recommendations can contribute to a clearer maintenance record for the property.

LOOK AHEAD

Turn individual observations into a simple maintenance timeline.

The timeline helps Property Managers and owners understand which items may need attention first and which can be planned over time.

ACTION REQUIRED

Immediate maintenance or further assessment.

WITHIN 3 MONTHS

Near-term maintenance items.

WITHIN 6 MONTHS

Planned preventive maintenance.

WITHIN 12 MONTHS

Longer-term maintenance considerations.

MONITOR

Items to observe at future inspections.

BUILT INTO THE REPORTING

Preventive planning flows through the reporting system.

General Inspection Report

Preventive findings may appear as Amber items, without pricing.

Maintenance & Planning Report

For the Property Manager and owner, this private report brings together preventive maintenance recommendations, indicative planning ranges, the Indicative Maintenance Cost Summary, Preventive Maintenance Plan and Future Maintenance Timeline. Indicative ranges are for planning only, not contractor quotations.

Trade Work Report

Relevant Amber and Red maintenance items can be prepared for the appropriate trade or contractor, with location, observation, photographs, recommended attention, priority and trade classification — without owner pricing, indicative estimates, unrelated property information or private owner planning information.

The same inspection information is reused appropriately for each audience.

CLEAR PROFESSIONAL BOUNDARIES

Preventive maintenance planning is based on visible observations.

Rent Ready Reports provides a non-licensed visual property assessment of accessible areas. Preventive recommendations are based on visible condition at the time of inspection and are not predictions, guarantees or specialist diagnoses.

Where an item may involve structural, electrical, plumbing, gas, pest, engineering, building certification or another specialist system, further assessment by the appropriate licensed trade or qualified professional may be recommended.

Give owners a clearer view of what may be coming next.

Book an inspection and see how current findings and preventive maintenance planning can work together.