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For Landlords

Keep Rental Maintenance Moving

Tenants report the issue. You review the details. RepairVega helps look for a local provider after you approve outreach.

An invite-only pilot for Philadelphia landlords.

Request Pilot Access

What the Pilot Includes

  • Property and unit organization
  • Private tenant invitations
  • Guided maintenance reports and optional photos
  • Landlord review before provider outreach
  • Maintenance progress updates
  • Requesting an eligible previous provider, when available

In this pilot, you are the provider contact and scheduling coordinator.

How a Request Moves

  1. 1.

    Tenant Reports an Issue

  2. 2.

    You Review and Approve Outreach

  3. 3.

    RepairVega Looks for a Provider

Are You a Tenant?

Ask your landlord for a RepairVega invitation to your unit.

Questions

How does a tenant join?

Tenants join by invitation. A landlord sends the invitation for a specific unit.

When does RepairVega contact a provider?

Reports wait for landlord approval before outreach.

What does approval mean?

Approval starts a provider search. It does not approve an estimate or authorize paid work.

Is a provider guaranteed?

Provider availability and a successful match are not guaranteed.

Is this for emergencies?

RepairVega is not an emergency response service. If there is immediate danger, contact the appropriate emergency service or utility.

What does the pilot cost?

Pilot terms are shared before enrollment.

Request Pilot Access

Requesting access does not enroll you or invite tenants.

Optional.

Requesting access does not enroll you or invite tenants.

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