What types of clients does ReUpCo serve?
We partner with HOAs, property managers, real estate investment groups, and owners of multiple short-term rentals or commercial properties.
If you manage three or more properties or oversee a community or portfolio, we’re built for you.
We are not a one-time handyman service and don’t take on single-home or one-off property owners.
We partner with HOAs, property managers, real estate investment groups, and owners of multiple short-term rentals or commercial properties.
If you manage three or more properties or oversee a community or portfolio, we’re built for you.
We are not a one-time handyman service and don’t take on single-home or one-off property owners.
We partner with HOAs, property managers, real estate investment groups, and owners of multiple short-term rentals or commercial properties.
If you manage three or more properties or oversee a community or portfolio, we’re built for you.
We are not a one-time handyman service and don’t take on single-home or one-off property owners.
Your hours are prepaid and roll over for 30 days. After that, unused hours expire—because they reserve crew capacity in our schedule to guarantee responsiveness.
Yes. You can purchase additional time at your standard hourly rate, or at +15% for priority calls.
All materials, permits, rentals, and subcontracted work are billed at actual cost + 15% markup—fully transparent and itemized.
All work is performed by licensed, insured ReUpCo technicians who specialize in HOA and short-term rental environments.
For larger or specialized scopes, we bring in vetted subcontractors under our General Contractor license for complete compliance and accountability.
Yes. ReUpCo operates as a California-licensed General Contractor, carrying full General Liability, Auto, and Workers’ Compensation coverage.
Handyman services are typically unlicensed, reactive, and inconsistent.
ReUpCo provides scheduled, documented, and SLA-bound maintenance under a licensed GC—offering structure, accountability, and protection from compliance risk.
Yes. Standard terms are 8–12 months with auto-renewal. This ensures pricing stability, consistent scheduling, and optimized technician routes.