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DIY Repair Videos

 

No matter how careful you are as a tenant, sometimes things around the house just need fixing! Tenants can easily take care of simple maintenance tasks themselves to save time. DIY projects for renters can range from clearing the drain that’s causing a smelly sink to basic upkeep on appliances such as the refrigerator.

Taking care of minor maintenance repairs as a tenant is easy when you know how to perform them. This is especially true of non-urgent tasks that may fall outside landlord repairs responsibilities. That’s why we’ve put together this collection of useful do-it-yourself home repair videos for minor repairs.

Use these videos to quickly take care of small issues around the property and conduct basic maintenance to keep everything in working order.

Performing these tasks yourself rather than submitting a repair request benefits everyone. Since it keeps costs lower for the property management company and your landlord, small tenant repairs may help keep the cost of future rent down! It’s a win-win-win scenario.

Regardless, we’re always here for you with our 24/7 repair center by phone on 949-595-2035 or submit requests through your tenant portal.

 

Plumbing

PLUMBING
Garbage Disposal Not Working
Clearing Drains
Treat Smelly Sink
Running Toilet
When To Change Your Refrigerator Water Filter
How to Find The Main Water Shut-Off Valve

 

electrical

ELECTRICAL
Reset GFI Outlets
Breaker Reset
Light Bulb Stuck
Light Bulb Stuck in Recessed Light

 

garage door

GARAGE DOOR
Align Sensors
Open Manually

 

 

Heating & AC

Heating & AC
How To Replace The Filter
Thermostat Batteries

 

 

Locks

LOCKS
Lubricate Keyhole and Locks
Locked Out – Break In Tip

 

 


Our obligatory disclaimer:
Home repairs can be inherently risky and dangerous. Accidents can happen with power tools, plumbing, electricity, ladders, and more. Serious injuries and even death can occur if you don’t take the proper precautions. Remember, what might be safe for one person under certain circumstances may not be safe for you under different circumstances. What we’re saying is don’t try anything you learn about here (or elsewhere) unless you’re certain it’s safe for you. Please be careful, your well being is what’s most important.