Most homes need the same jobs every year: the boiler serviced, the gutters cleared, the radiators bled, the outside tap protected before the frost. The hard part is remembering when. Home+ builds a maintenance schedule around your home and reminds you before each job is due, so small jobs get done before they turn into big repairs.
Home+ asks a few questions about your home, such as its type, age and heating, and builds a schedule from your answers. Everyday upkeep sits alongside the safety checks, on one calendar.
The yearly boiler service, and chimney and flue sweeping if you use an open fire or wood burner. See what a chimney sweep costs and how often you need one.
Clearing gutters once the leaves are down, bleeding radiators before the heating goes on, protecting outside taps and pipes before the frost, and checking the roof after winter storms.
Testing smoke and carbon monoxide alarms, and electrical inspections. See how safety reminders work.
Add any task you like, such as descaling the shower or servicing the garage door, and set it to repeat.
Every job on your schedule has a due date. Home+ reminds you a week before, by email, push notification or both, whichever you choose. That gives you time to do the job yourself or book someone in. If the date doesn't suit, move the job on your calendar.
Tell us about your home. Answer a few questions about its type, age and heating.
Check your schedule. Home+ suggests the jobs your home needs. Add your own or remove any that don't apply.
Get reminded. A week before each job is due, you get a reminder.
Mark it done. Add the date, the cost and who did it, and upload the receipt or certificate. It goes into your home's history, ready for when you sell. See the home logbook and sale pack.
See what your home's upkeep might cost with our budget calculator.
From any reminder, you can ask for quotes from up to three vetted local trades. Each trade's insurance and certificates are checked before they can quote.
Answer a few questions about your home and Home+ will plan the year for you.