Sample work order
Dishwasher not draining
Reported by the cleaner during a turnover, with a photo of standing water and a short video.
- Source
- Cleaner, turnover checklist
- Priority
- Normal (guests can stay; not a safety issue)
- Evidence
- 2 photos, 1 video
- You are told
- Same day, in the turnover report
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Assessed
We check the simple causes first (filter, drain hose kink) using your appliance notes, then contact an appliance technician from your approved vendor list.
- Vendor
- Appliance technician (your preferred vendor first)
- Access
- Shared from your property playbook
- Next step
- Visit or quote
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Quote for approval
The technician quotes the repair. Because it is above the owner's pre-approved limit, it goes to the owner with photos and a recommendation.
- Quote
- Drain pump replacement (example)
- Pre-approved limit
- Set by you at onboarding
- Decision
- Approve, decline, or ask for a second quote
- Paid by
- Owner, directly to the vendor
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Scheduled around your bookings
The visit is booked in a gap between stays where possible. If a guest is in residence, the timing is agreed with them in advance.
- Window
- Between check-out and next check-in
- Guest notice
- Only if a stay overlaps
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Completed and checked
The technician's notes and after photos are attached. At the next turnover, the cleaner runs a test cycle to confirm the fix.
- Evidence
- After photos, invoice, test cycle at next turnover
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Closed and recorded
The invoice and photos are filed in the property history, so warranty claims, recurring problems, and year-end records are easy to find.
- Record
- Kept with the property's maintenance history
- Follow-up
- Flag if the same issue returns