Property managers · landlords · multi-unit
Plumbing for property managers
Tenant calls, unit turnovers and repairs across the properties you manage. You get one plumbing company to call and a clear report on every job.
How a tenant call works
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You call, or send the tenant to us
Give us the address, the unit and the tenant’s name and number.
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We arrange access
We contact the tenant to set a time, or use the access you give us.
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We fix it
We find the cause and repair it. Big or unexpected costs go to you first.
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You get the report
What we found, what we did, and anything to watch at that unit.
What we handle for rental properties
Tenant repair calls
Clogs, running toilets, dripping faucets, no hot water, leaks.
Unit turnovers
A plumbing check between tenants: fixtures, shut-offs, water heater, signs of leaks.
Water heaters
Repair and replacement across your units. See water heaters.
Shared lines in multi-unit buildings
Main drains and stacks that serve more than one unit, where one clog can hit several tenants.
Sewer and water lines
Camera inspection, repair and excavation. See sewer line repair.
Emergencies
After-hours water and sewer problems. See emergency plumbing.
Working with Parker on an ongoing basis
Property management companies are one of the groups Parker works with regularly. If you manage several properties, call us to set things up: the addresses, who approves work, how you want to be billed, and how you want reports sent.
For turnovers, tell us the move-out date and the date the next tenant moves in. A plumbing check is quickest while the unit is empty.
This page is for property managers and landlords who look after rental homes and multi-unit buildings. Homeowners can see plumbing for homeowners.
Common questions
Still not sure? Call and ask. You talk to the people who do the work.
Call (502) 239-1163Can the tenant call you directly?
Yes, if you want that. Tell us the unit and the approval rules, and we report back to you after the visit.
Do you work on multi-unit buildings?
Yes, including drain and sewer lines shared by several units.
What do you need from us to set up?
The property addresses, who approves work and up to what amount, how you want to be billed, and where reports should go. We set it up once and use it for every call.
Do you cover properties outside Louisville?
See our service area, or call and ask about a specific address.