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Workers for Renters. |
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Call Us About It: Handy Repairs, Furniture Problems, Hardware, Windows & Doors. |
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Apartment Make-Over: Call us for: Painting, Caulking, Welding, Carpentry and Countertops, etc. All types of repairs or even a CO2 Detector. We handle Junk and debris removal. Patch work needed for walls and ceilings; New Drywall, Moldings, Chair-Rail, woodwork, Closet Shelving and Assembly for New Furniture. |
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Making Your New Residence the Perfect Fit for You. |
Interior Make-Overs
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From Quick Fixes to Major Upgrades,
We have you covered!
Interior Renewals for Every Property, Replacements for Appliances, Flooring, Lighting, Plumbing Fixtures, Cabinets, etc. |
Repair or Replace Wood Working Metal Working Space-Saver Jobs
Workers for Everything Mending for Plastics, Fabrics, Plexi-Glass,
New Wires, New Hardware, etc. WE Will Fix it! |
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Getting You Ready to Move.
Equipment for Safe Transport.
Cardboard Boxes.
Careful Packing.
Labeling and Organizing. |
Workers Helping Renters.
Knowing what tasks are for you and which ones to call your landlord on can help save you a lot of time and stress. While your lease will almost certainly outline your duties as a tenant, here's a breakdown of some of the more common areas of confusion.
Tips for Making Your Rental a Home.
Tenant Responsibilities: As a tenant, you are responsible for your own share of responsibilities when it comes to the upkeep of the property. While it might not involve big-ticket items, there are still important areas that you need to keep in mind when it comes to your responsibilities for the property. Here are some of the most common areas that you will be responsible for when it comes to renting.
Unit Upkeep: You will be responsible for keeping up with the general upkeep of your unit. This means keeping the place clean and tidy, free from trash and dirt build-up, and preventing mold from growing. While your landlord most likely won't be grading your cleanliness, they will expect it to stay in a clean and habitable state while you are there. These basic tasks include things such as sweeping, mopping, dusting, and even changing light bulbs and filters. Most contracts will outline the state that the property needs to be left in upon moving out, but in many cases, you are required to leave the unit in the same state as you found it.
Minimize Damage: You are also responsible for keeping damages to a minimum as
well. In many cases, you will be responsible for the costs that are involved
with any damages that you cause. While normal wear and tear are generally
expected, excessive damage, regardless of if it was caused by you, friends or
pets, will need to be dealt with. As a tenant, you should always remember that
while the property is your home, it's your landlord's property, and any changes you make should be cleared by your landlord first.
Report Issues: Another one of your responsibilities as a tenant is to report
any damage or maintenance issues that arise. This means that if you spot a
broken pipe, you should report it to your landlord immediately. Don't wait for them to discover the issues, report it immediately, especially if the issue is something that is going to get worse over time. If you don’t report it, your landlord will
not know there is an issue and won't be able to make the repairs in a timely fashion.
Pets: If your landlord allows pets, then it is your responsibility to take care of them and clean up after them. There is most likely going to be a clause in your rental agreement, outlining what is expected of you when you have a pet on the premises. Some of those expectations will probably include cleaning up after your pet, proper disposal of their waste, where you can and can’t let them go, keeping their noise level managed, vaccine requirements, potty training, and cleanliness. Breaking your part of the agreement could result in an extra fee, or in some cases, even eviction. Be sure to follow the rules set in place by your landlord for having a pet.
Trash: Another responsibility of being a tenant is taking proper care of your garbage. This means taking the garbage out of the house and not letting it pile up as well as putting it outside at the designated spot for garbage. Garbage that piles up can attract bugs and pests, which can be damaging to the property.
Damage by Guests: Finally, it is your responsibility as a tenant to take care of your unit. This means that if you have friends or guests over, you are responsible for the damages they cause.
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These Job Notes are commonly needed in apartment complexes and managing and general property maintenance work needed. These topics can range from basic upkeep to specialized services:
This in-depth list should help renters understand the value of our services and to choose Jersey Shore Workers for all their property-related needs.
1. Introduction: Welcome to Jersey Shore Workers for Renters. Jersey Shore Workers is your one-stop solution for all property management and improvement services, specifically designed for renters along the Jersey Shore.
Our experienced team of construction, maintenance, and property professionals offers tailored services to ensure your rental home is comfortable, functional, and meets your living standards.
2. What Renters Need: As a renter, you may face a variety of issues such as maintenance problems, wear and tear, or simply wanting to make your living space more inviting. While you may not own the property, it's still important to have a safe, well-maintained, and aesthetically pleasing living space. Jersey Shore Workers offers affordable services that allow renters to enjoy a high-quality living experience without the stress of managing repairs or improvements on their own.
3. Our Core Services for Renters: a. Basic Maintenance & Repairs. We provide fast, reliable repairs to ensure your rental space remains functional and up to code. Our team can handle everything from plumbing and electrical issues to drywall repairs and appliance installations.
Plumbing Services**: Leaks, clogged drains, and fixture installations.
Electrical Services**: Light fixture repairs, outlet installations, and wiring inspections.
General Repairs**: Door adjustments, window repairs, and patching up holes or cracks in walls.
Cosmetic Upgrades: Even though you don’t own the property, we offer temporary or semi-permanent upgrades that can make your rental feel more like home. This includes:
Painting and Wallpapering**: Freshen up your space with new paint or temporary wallpaper.
Furniture Assembly & Installation**: Let us take care of furniture assembly or mount your TV to the wall.
Minor Landscaping & Outdoor Improvements**: We can spruce up your outdoor area with temporary enhancements such as adding planters, garden lighting, or small-scale yard work.
Move-In/Move-Out Services: Moving can be stressful, but with our services, transitioning between rentals is a breeze.
Move-In Cleaning and Setup**: We’ll deep clean your new rental before you move in, help with unpacking, and assist in setting up your home.
Move-Out Services**: We offer end-of-tenancy cleaning, minor repairs, and touch-ups to ensure you leave your rental in pristine condition, minimizing deductions from your security deposit.
Emergency Services: For urgent repair needs, we offer 24/7 emergency services for situations like leaking pipes, broken HVAC systems, or electrical issues. Our technicians are just a call away, ready to restore comfort and safety to your home.
4. Unique Features for Renters: Rental-Friendly Solutions: Our team specializes in offering rental-friendly solutions, meaning any improvements we make can be easily reversed when it’s time for you to move out. We work closely with landlords to ensure compliance with lease agreements and local regulations.
Affordable Pricing & Flexible Plans** Renters often have limited budgets, which is why we offer cost-effective solutions that fit within your price range. We also provide flexible payment plans and subscription services for ongoing maintenance needs, so you’re always covered.
Renters’ Rights Consultation** We offer consultation services to help you understand your rights as a renter in New Jersey. Whether it’s dealing with a difficult landlord, understanding lease agreements, or knowing what repairs you're entitled to, our team can provide guidance.
Service Packages: Routine Maintenance Package**: A monthly or quarterly service to handle small fixes and maintenance tasks, so you don’t have to wait for a major issue.
Seasonal Upkeep Package**: Ideal for renters in homes with gardens, decks, or patios, this service ensures your outdoor space stays in great condition year-round.
5. How Jersey Shore Workers Simplifies Your Life** #### a. **Convenience** We offer an online booking system where renters can schedule services in advance or request emergency assistance. You can manage all your home maintenance and improvement needs through one platform, saving you time and effort.
Licensed and Insured Professionals** All our workers are fully licensed, bonded, and insured, so you can rest assured that you're getting high-quality service from professionals who meet local and state requirements.
Landlord Coordination: We take the hassle out of contacting your landlord for repairs. With your consent, we can communicate directly with property owners to get the necessary approvals for major repairs or alterations.
6. Client Testimonials: Renters across the Jersey Shore have trusted us to keep their homes in excellent shape. Here’s what a few of them have to say:
Jersey Shore Workers was a lifesaver when my AC broke down in the middle of July. Their quick response and professional service made a stressful situation much more manageable. I wanted to add some personal touches to my rental without violating my lease. Jersey Shore Workers helped me create a homey feel with removable wallpaper and custom lighting. I’m so happy with the results!
7. Service Areas: We proudly serve renters along the entire Jersey Shore, including popular towns like: Brigantine, Ventnor, Asbury Park, Long Branch, Seaside Heights, Point Pleasant Beach, Wildwood, Cape May, NJ. |
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