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Eight pages and ten home page sections. Each entry says what you will find there, so you can go straight to the part you need instead of scrolling the whole board.
Main pages
- HomeThe whole product on one page: intake, dispatch, repair history, prices and the request form.
- Author, Jimenez JulienWho builds LeakTicket, how it is maintained, and what he is accountable for.
- Site mapThis page, listing every destination on leakticket.com.
- Request receivedThe confirmation page shown after the contact form is sent.
Free tools, comparisons and working documents
- LeakTicket compared with the tools landlords actually shop forMost small owners are not choosing between maintenance products, they are choosing between a full back office platform, an all in one leasing suite, and a tool that only handles the repair.
- LeakTicket vs BuildiumBuildium is for operators who want leasing, accounting and owner reporting in one system, while LeakTicket is for the owner who already handles the money and just needs maintenance to stop living in text messages.
- LeakTicket vs TurboTenantTurboTenant suits the landlord whose recurring work is filling vacancies and signing new tenants, while LeakTicket suits the landlord whose recurring work is the water heater, the no heat call and the deposit argument at move out.
- LeakTicket vs Property MeldProperty Meld is aimed at management companies whose maintenance work is a staffed department, while LeakTicket is aimed at the owner who is the entire department.
- Calculators for owners of 2 to 40 rental unitsTwo numbers decide whether your maintenance operation is healthy: what it costs per door and what it costs you in hours.
- Repair Spend per DoorTurn last year of vendor invoices into a per unit number you can compare, budget against and defend at renewal time.
- Maintenance Workload HoursSee the ticket volume your doors will produce this year and how much of your available time coordinating them will consume.
- Resources for owners running 2 to 40 rental unitsEverything here is built for the owner who takes the maintenance call personally, not for a management office with staff.
- Repair Record TemplateOne page per work order that captures the four dates and the two photos a deposit case, a code file or an insurance question will ask you for.
Legal and policy
- Legal noticePublisher identity, registration numbers, hosting provider, intellectual property and applicable law.
- Privacy policyWhat the contact form collects, how long it is kept, and how to exercise your US and EU rights.
- Terms of servicePlan limits, monthly billing, cancellation, data ownership and liability.
Home page sections
- What a repair really costsFour cards putting hours and dollars on phone triage, late reports, second truck rolls and unprovable deductions.
- How a ticket movesThe four steps from the QR card on the unit to a closed file on the repair history.
- FeaturesPermanent unit links, photo intake, vendor dispatch, per unit history, urgency rules and turnover packs.
- First year resultsMedian changes reported by 412 accounts after twelve months on the system.
- Owner reviewsThree named landlords in Ohio, Washington and Texas, plus the review and response time figures.
- PricingUnder 10 Units at $19, Portfolio at $49 and Manager at $119 per month, billed monthly in US dollars.
- Questions and answersCost, setup time, photo access, exports and integrations, cancellation, and tenants who will not install an app.
- Request a demoThe form that reaches Jimenez Julien directly, usually answered within one business day.
The Repair Log
- The Repair LogThe magazine index, with all nine articles on maintenance work, habitability rules and repair economics.
- How to Document a Repair So It Holds Up in Small Claims CourtThe repair file a small landlord should build, from the first tenant message to the final vendor invoice.
- Payroll Handyman vs On Call Vendor vs Property Manager CostsWage plus workers comp, trip charges and after hours rates, or percent of rent plus markup, compared line by line.
- Security Deposit Deductions: Wear and Tear Mistakes to AvoidThe deduction errors that turn a fair charge into a refund order, and how to rebuild the deposit file.
- What the EPA RRP Rule Requires for Repairs in Pre 1978 RentalsThresholds, certifications, containment steps and records the federal lead safe work rule expects in older units.
- Anatomy of a Code Enforcement Case After a No Heat ComplaintOne winter heat complaint followed through intake, inspection, notice of violation, reinspection and hearing.
- Why Landlord Insurance Now Turns on Roof Age and Water ClaimsHow roof year, water loss history and shutoff devices now drive renewal pricing on small residential rentals.
- The Fall Walkthrough Checklist for a Small Multifamily BuildingA single pass through the building before the first freeze, with entry notice rules and the photos worth filing.
- Component Useful Life and Monthly Reserve Math per Rental UnitTurning published component service life ranges into a defensible monthly reserve for each unit you own.
- A Month of Work Orders in a 1960s Garden Apartment BuildingA month of tickets in a 1960s building, and the failure patterns that drove most of the calls.
Direct contact
- jimenezjulien42@gmail.comEmail the publisher directly for support, data requests, press or partnership questions.
- jimenezjulien.comThe personal site of the author and publication director of LeakTicket.