At Mister Peele we help you actively care for your home. We create your planned maintenance schedule, organize what should happen when, and compile your home operating budget. We then arrange for all maintenance to be done in a timely and efficient manner by our network of approved service providers who share our passion for excellence and deliver outstanding service.
But that’s not all. Our cutting-edge technology will also save you money. Our electronic logbook contains a detailed record of service, the full audit of running costs and the overall care of your home.
This not only helps you keep up to date, but it can also allow insurance companies to recognize the value of our services evident in the care provided for your home. We are able to deliver unique high-net-worth insurance solutions by utilizing this technology to record the dynamics of every aspect of property management, while presenting this activity back to clients in real time. This superior service, combined with remote monitoring, is something we can articulate to insurers to negotiate preferential terms for clients, and, ultimately, reduce insurance premiums. A properly maintained home means fewer claims resulting in lower insurance premiums – while increasing the value of your luxury property.
Then, when it comes time to sell your property, all that information is in one place. One of the key benefits of having your property managed by Mister Peele is the ability to show a potential purchaser your logbook. This is similar to showing the maintenance logbook of your plane, yacht or car when selling.
If you are considering selling your property in the near future, just let your property manager know of your intentions. By doing this, we are able to showcase the logbook, and, by extension, the care that you’ve taken over the management of your property, and give you an edge in the sales process.
Should you wish to discuss any aspect of this service please get in touch at bryan@misterpeele.com and we can help put together all the information you need.
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