WHAT IS CONSIDERED AN EMERGENCY?
Emergency Maintenance is defined as:
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An event that has caused major damage to the property and/or is actively causing damage and requires immediate attention to prevent further damage.
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Any condition related to the property that is life-threatening.
⚠️ If your issue does not meet these criteria, please avoid calling our offices on weekends or holidays.
Examples of Emergency Maintenance
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Fire – Call 911 immediately, then call our offices at (336) 584-1232 to reach emergency personnel.
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Gas Leak – Evacuate everyone from the property, turn off the gas source if possible, then call our offices at (336) 584-1232.
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Major Water Leak – Shut off the main water valve (or localized shutoff if accessible), then call our offices at (336) 584-1232.
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Natural Disaster Damage – Call 911 if assistance is needed, then call our offices at (336) 584-1232.
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No Heat or A/C – If the indoor temperature is below 60°F (no heat) or above 78°F (no air conditioning), call our offices at (336) 584-1232.
Examples of Non-Emergency (Normal) Maintenance
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Dripping faucet or slow drain
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Running or clogged toilet (unless it is the only toilet in the home)
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Tree down in the yard (no structural damage)
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Power outage due to a local utility issue, or loss of power in only one or two rooms
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Appliance not working
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Air conditioning not working in mild/temperate weather
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Cracked or broken window
