For a Boston condo board, the maintenance vendor you choose shapes your reserve, your meetings, and your headaches for years. Here's how to pick well.
Ask this one question: "Can you handle both a $200 repair and a $50,000 capital project?" If the answer is no, you'll be hiring a second vendor within the year.
That's exactly the profile of a good fit — a licensed, in-house team that scales from a repair to a capital project. See how Pro Services Boston works with associations, or get started with a building walkthrough.
Look for a licensed and insured general contractor that can scale from small repairs to capital projects, gives board-ready line-item scopes, responds fast to emergencies, and works cleanly with either a self-managed board or a property manager.
One licensed vendor that handles routine work and capital projects avoids re-shopping contractors as job size changes, keeps accountability in one place, and simplifies board approvals and invoicing.
Are you a licensed GC and insured? Can you handle both small repairs and reserve-funded projects? How fast is emergency response? Do you provide line-item scopes a board can approve? Do you work with self-managed boards?
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