Plumbing & heating
Boilers, heating systems, drains, fixtures and emergency repairs.
Vendors & contractors
Plumbers, electricians, HVAC techs, roofers, cleaners and more: here is how to become a trusted vendor for our buildings.
Running residential and commercial buildings depends on reliable contractors and service providers. We value vendors who show up on time, communicate clearly, do quality work and stand behind it.
If that describes your business, we would like to hear from you.
Boilers, heating systems, drains, fixtures and emergency repairs.
Repairs, upgrades, lighting and code compliance.
Roofs, facades, waterproofing and masonry.
Unit turnovers, repairs and finishes.
Common areas, move-outs and post-construction cleanup.
Pest control, elevators, fire safety, appliances and more.
Vendors are typically asked for a W-9, a certificate of insurance naming the property owner and manager as additional insureds, and any licenses required for their trade.
Written estimates, clear scheduling, respectful conduct in residents' homes, clean work areas, photos of completed work and invoices that reference the work order.
Use the form below to introduce your company, your trades and the areas you serve. Our team will follow up when there is a fit.
Introduce your company, trades and service area, then be ready to provide a W-9, certificate of insurance and any required licenses.
A document from your insurer summarizing your coverage. Property owners often require being listed as additional insureds.
Responsiveness, reliable scheduling, quality work, clear communication, fair pricing and complete documentation.
Emergency availability is valuable. Mention 24/7 or after-hours availability when you introduce your company.
Tell us your trades, service area and availability.
Brooklyn, New York