Multifamily

Continuity between the assessments you already commission.

A formal assessment is a snapshot. What happens between them is where the cost is, and it is usually spread across invoices, work orders and somebody's memory.

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Between assessments

Harmelo keeps what was actually done to each building in one place, so the next assessment starts from a record rather than a reconstruction, and planning rests on service history instead of averages.

Facts and estimates are kept apart. What a document says is a fact. What a model projects is an estimate, and it is labelled as one.

Who this is for
Property managers and multifamily operators running doors across several buildings.
What goes wrong today
An assessment is a snapshot. What happened between the last one and now is spread across work orders, invoices and whoever was managing the site at the time. When staff or a contractor changes, the picture is rebuilt from scratch.
What Harmelo helps you do
Shows which buildings and systems need attention now, keeps supporting records attached to the right property and system, and holds continuity across staff and contractor turnover so planning starts from a record rather than a reconstruction.
What proves it
The operator console: portfolio condition, capital coming, and the contractors serving each building. Open the portfolio walkthrough below, or ask for a walkthrough on your own buildings.

What it is not

Harmelo does not replace a reserve study, an engineering opinion or a condition assessment, and does not certify any of them.

Building and door counts you give us are self-reported and are used to prepare an initial estimate. Nothing is binding until Harmelo reviews it with you.

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Tell us about the portfolio.

Access for multifamily operators is arranged with Harmelo after review. Nothing here creates an account.

Whatever you tell us here is self-reported and is used to prepare an initial estimate. It is not a quote, and nothing is binding until Harmelo reviews it with you.

Sending this creates an inquiry with Harmelo. It does not create an account, and it does not grant access to any console.

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