Property Management
What is 'preventive maintenance' and why is it important in Idaho property management?
ARepairs made only after something breaks
BScheduled maintenance performed to prevent failures and extend the useful life of building systems and components✓ Correct
CEmergency repairs during disasters
DCosmetic upgrades to attract tenants
Explanation
Preventive maintenance involves scheduled inspections and servicing (HVAC filters, roof inspections, gutter cleaning, sealing) performed before breakdowns occur. In Idaho's climate — with cold winters, hot summers, and freeze-thaw cycles — preventive maintenance is essential to prevent costly emergency repairs and preserve property value.
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