Unit turns and property maintenance
It is in his tagline for a reason: Maintenance. Improvements. Unit turns. Landlords and investors from Lake City to Gainesville get one number that answers, one tradesman in the unit, and a turn that ends with the place actually rentable.
Fort White · High Springs · Lake City · Alachua · Gainesville and surrounding North Florida
The make-ready, in one pass
A turn dies by a thousand handoffs: the painter cannot come until the drywall guy does, the drywall guy is booked, the unit sits empty eating a month of rent. One tradesman who does drywall, paint, flooring, doors, fixtures and tile means the punch list is one schedule, not five. Walk the unit with Jon once; get it back rentable.
Ongoing property maintenance
Two of his Google reviews use the same phrase, a year apart, from strangers: "on speed dial." That is the actual product for a landlord. Tenant says the faucet drips, the fence gate will not latch, the ceiling has a stain: one text, and it is handled by someone who has seen the property before.
For investors picking up rural stock
A lot of North Florida rental inventory is manufactured housing, and most maintenance companies will not touch it. Jon will: skirting, soft floors, releveling, roofs. See mobile home repair. If you are buying units around Columbia County, that one page is most of your future work orders.
James LaCorte · Google review“Jon is professional, skilled, customer focused and takes pride in his work. He repaired a floor, fixed some lights, and a few other things... have him on speed dial.”
Landlord questions
- What does a rental turnover include?
- Whatever the unit needs to rent again, knocked out in one pass: patch and paint, flooring, doors and locks, fixtures, caulk, punch-list repairs.
- Do you handle ongoing maintenance, not just turns?
- Yes. That is what "on speed dial" means in the reviews. Leaks, doors, screens, fences, handled.
- Who legally pays for what in a Florida rental?
- Short version: habitability is on the landlord, damage is on who caused it. The long version is in the guide: landlord and tenant repair responsibilities in Florida.
Tell him what needs doing
Call or text. He picks up himself, and if he is up a ladder he calls back. Free estimates, emergency service available.
(386) 243-5929