Job
Reported-leak resolution at one building.
FOUNDING PROPERTY PILOT
For sixty days, a property operator and its in-house maintenance team follow reported-leak resolution from the first report through photos, moisture readings, an honest Result, and a named manager's acceptance. The pilot changes one recurring workflow—not the whole organization.
The complete loopReport the leak.
Carry the evidence.Let the technician investigate, the recheck say what held, and the named manager decide from the complete Job.
How the pilot works
Keep the current reporting and maintenance reality visible while one shared Job carries each handoff and decision.
Choose the property, eligible equipment, and the leak-reporting protocol the team will use.
Begin from the resident or site report, with optional printed Dowel entry at the equipment.
The named technician investigates and records observations, photos, and manual moisture readings.
Record the supported Result: resolved and verified, no leak found, or diagnose and escalate.
The named site or property manager reviews the evidence and accepts or requires the next action.
Compare time, completeness, callbacks, rechecks, and answer latency with the old workflow.
The first offer
Reported-leak resolution at one building.
Resident or site report, with an optional printed QR Dowel at the equipment.
Before-and-after photos plus manual moisture readings at the required moments.
Resolved and verified · no leak found · diagnose and escalate.
A named property or site manager reviews the Result after recheck.
Ticket in; accepted status, summary, and record link back.
The scorecard
From the first report to the manager's decision, by Job.
The share of accepted Jobs with every required observation attached.
What changed against the operator's existing baseline.
Which Jobs hold at first recheck and which reopen.
How quickly the team can answer an operational question from the retained record.
What you can expect
Direct founder support · shared workflow · agreed scorecard · candid review
A recurring Job · named participants · real process access · honest feedback
The pilot follows a bounded piece of real work so both teams can see where continuity holds, where it breaks, and what to do next.