Apartment maintenance training tips.

[@thetinybluehouse]

That guy is a beast. I have 10 years in the field and he is making my life easier. 👍🏽

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Thanks for that comment!!

[@hekuboshi]

I have 12 years in on apartment maintenance, and he pretty spot on with everything. At my property, I am “ the nice one” that everyone tries to get to come. I’m just generally friendly not better. At first it will stroke your ego that you are the preferred maintenance guy, until eventually you realize your doing way more work orders than other coworkers. Don’t fall into an ego trip, you can’t help everyone and thats why you have coworkers.

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

You're absolutely right!! It's hard changing once everyone knows you as the nice guy and you end up with the most and the hardest work orders.

[@hekuboshi]

@@MaintenanceManNarratives thanks for the great videos. I just started watching when I found out my property was being bought by another company, so I’m not sure what the future holds here. I’ve only really ever worked for this property with the rare occasions of filling in at sister properties. Was checking out videos by other maintenance guys to see what they deal with. Keep up the good work.

[@kevinbell_]

​@@hekuboshihello, how does someone start with no prior experience?

[@hekuboshi]

@@kevinbell_ you can always try for a grounds keeper position at an apartment. They usually double as an extra maintenance person when needed. You can learn a lot of basic stuff that ways, and a lot of companies will pay for you to get an epa license to work with refrigerant.

[@kevinbell_]

@@hekuboshi nice, thank you. There's training programs near me at community colleges for AMT or general maintnece but it costs a lot so I was wondering if there was a way to work/network my way into the role of an AMT

[@brolybsavage]

Ever since I started my job as a property manager assistant, I’ve been dying to get my hands on being able to repair the majority of the fixes so that work orders cans be taken care fast. And I feel good when I fixed things at my sisters apartment. I was told get a CAM license but I will love to learn at least one of the three HVAC, plumbing and Electirican, but HVac is the main focus. I love this video so much

[@davidbutcher1110]

Spot on .. 13 yrs on the same property. Started as a make ready guy with various construction experience , but no multi family experience. Made lead tech in 3 yrs .. All about the mindset . Attitude . And tools of the trade . .. all equally important.. you touched ALL the bases.. Good job !

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Thank you!!

[@JuanMartinez-df1lc]

Attitude is good but I’d rather be the more efficient guy. From my experience a lot of residents talk behind your back no matter how nice you are

[@sirotek86]

Guy at my job is super nice and knows just about everything and there still people that talk bad about him. Its a real shame

[@JuanMartinez-df1lc]

@@sirotek86 amen

[@mdz20]

Great video, a lot of good info for both a new tech and someone that’s been on the job for couple of years. Just wanted to add couple stuff. 1. Maintenance tags: no one wants to come home and see that someone has been in their house. Resident like to know if the request has been complete or if you are coming back. Parts needed etc.. 2. Always carry booties (shoe cover) it’s easy to put a set in your pockets and take em out when you need them. 3. Never promise you are coming back at a specific time. Things happen all the time. Residents sometimes wait for tech and stuff happens “emergencies” and you never went back. Now the resident is upset because you had them waiting. Always give a time frame or follow up. 3. Do Not say “just this time” it will never stop. 4. Don’t be afraid of asking for help. I have stuff broken because I wanted to take care of it by my self. Wanted to finish the work fast. Now we have to order new glass doors. Lol Those are just some of the basic stuff I think it can be useful. I’m a tech with some years in the Los Angeles area and you learn something new everyday.

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Wow!! Those are great tips!! 👍 thanks

[@aday1637]

Booties can be a nuisance or even an impossibility on some jobs such as a back up etc. In the real world most times, just your presence is enough and tenants won't mind if you happen to come in off the street with your shoes on and no booties. I speak from years of experience. Here's an example: you go to a call for sump pump issue with flooding. Wearing booties would be highly inappropriate. There are many others. And, too if you're working an a/c call and you are in and out booties might prohibite your ability to effectively service equipment. And on and on. I generally ask if it's okay to come in with my shoes on or, depending on the looks of the unit maybe opt out of using anything but waders. Some are that filthy. You have to be real.

[@andygalindo8978]

What you just taught me is worth more than gold. Thank you lots

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Thanks!! I really appreciate that

[@chanceledoux1923]

I’ve been a porter/ helper and I’ve worked for an independent contractor locally but there’s a lot I don’t know. I really appreciate these videos and this channel. I’m only 10 minutes into the first video but I’m already subscribed. Super informative and professional. Literally the greatest maintenance video I’ve seen and I’m not even finished watching it yet. Thank you for making this channel!

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Thank you very much!! Your comment inspires me to keep making videos!!

[@2chrisp]

I was porter for 2 years and I would go out and learn with the tech and supervisor I learned a lot and now I’m a technician for a newer apartment complex with a $6 raise !

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

That's great!! I've never had the opportunity to work in a newer complex.

[@hoodnews4150]

I was a Porter in February making $14/hour and now a CPO and EPA Certified lead tech making $22/hour

[@espianmashias9565]

I’m not into maintenance. I’m a solo cleaning business owner. Excellent video!

[@billybudz2894]

Beautiful info man. Just started a job in Oregon and this video is Helping alot. No one's training me also so I have to learn myself

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

That's great!! Everything is here on youtube.

[@Mr210man]

Thanks for this video its a huge help I've been in the maintenance field for years now, but for medical/business office buildings and I started off as a custodian and then I became a floor tech and this is my first time working as a maintenance tech for an apartment building I started training last Friday. One of the tenants tried to get me to move a fridge for him and clean the back, I apologized to him and told him that I couldn't do it, but if he was having issues with the fridge, he could call the office and put in a work order my supervisor said that I handled it well I was nervous as hell when I filled out my work order I forgot what cabinet hinges were called and wrote down butterfly latches 😂

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

You did the right thing, once tenants get you as their worker it goes sour really fast. I was a contractor before a maintenance tech and I was use to poeple being the client (and the client is paying so they are always right). But I learned soon enough that tenants are not the client, they are not always right and if they could have you working in their apartment everyday, they would!! Great comment 👍

[@Taylored937]

This is my third day in maintenance, primarily I specialize in Sheetrock, tape and float texture and paint. Thanks for this video, I will subscribe and like this video.

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Thanks!! I hope you like the trade !

[@garethwatson7999]

I’m going to start as a mechanic next week, I’ve never touched a engine before in my life but I think I’d be good at it!

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Hope you're doing great!!

[@deaiontemcdile6489]

I'm at work first day n loving the video taking notes thank you!

[@tommywalker742]

Great video and advice. Keep in mind that your video also applies to maintenance in a hotel or healthcare setting as well.

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Yes!!! You're right!! Thanks for reminding me.

[@mnight207]

Great tip on that thermometer. Never thought about it

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

It's a lifesaver. It elinates opinión and gives fact

[@branned]

@@MaintenanceManNarratives What Brand/Model do you use?

[@barywhite4168]

I work hotel maintenance but this video really helps and it's my first video so hope your content matches your word. Appreciate the honest advice for a young tech 🙂

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Thanks!!

[@corteszzful]

Damn dude amazing you answered every ? Like on point I’m a armed guard and I’m gonna try this field out scared as sh*t I know nothing about it and didn’t have to really build anything growing up hope I can do this I’ll be watching everything you got thanks 🙏

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

This is a good feild and the days go by pretty fast. I think you'll like it. Thanks for your comment and good luck!! You can always ask me if you have a problem at [e-mail] If I have the solution I would gladly help.

[@hermanwilliams4879]

Same here bro I took a job an don't know crap please keep these videos coming please 😂

[@danieljohnson6684]

Def buy a thermometer if working in a senior center, hot cold is a huge issue.

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Yep!! The argument is based on opinions until you take temperatures then it becomes based on facts. Besides, most tenants change their tone as soon as they see you're actually reading and recording temperatures.

[@collectivelight]

Lots of good advice! I'm not even a maintenance guy but I found this very helpful. I am interested in the field so I will check out more of your videos.

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Thank you!! I really appreciate that

[@thebackwoodsmechanic5029]

This is a great video, full of information Maintenance technicians are overlooked often but they're essential tradesman to many companies Great stuff man. Showing support

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Thank you very much!!

[@MrLovingmymac]

I’ve been a maintenance manager for many many years I’m also power engineer you have hit the nail on the head great advice keep up the good videos!

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Thank you very much!!

[@nemo4523]

Thank you sir. I'm loving my new job as a building engineer so far and after watching this ill love it more

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Thanks, I hope my channel can help!!

[@ericksonrw]

Great advice for almost any job.

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Thanks!!

[@danieljohnson6684]

This video is a must watch for new maintenance techs. You're better off with little communication with tenants at first. They will be the kindness people to your face.

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Absolutely, tenants are really tricky. They will always use what you say against you.

[@jofieji5312]

You’ve got an awesome demeanor and are very clear and concise. You’re helping guys make their money and support their families thank you so much. 🙏🙏

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

I really appreciate your words!! It's these comments that motivate me to keep making videos, thanks!!

[@danielludlow8960]

Good stuff....Even though I may know most of the information...I didn't know all of it...I am new to apartment maintenance but I have been doing my own handyman work for years...with my work I deal with a few but as a maintenance tech I'm dealing with many and having boundaries and discretion is a valuable asset. I'll be checking out your other videos.

[@robertboomin2532]

Just finished my 3rd week as a maintenance tech and I'm loving it. This video was very helpful. Thank you. I hope I succeed with the help of your videos

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

It always makes me real glad to know I was able to help!! I wish you the best of luck!!

[@OneManParade]

Five minutes into this video I knew I had to subscribe.

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Thanks!! I really appreciate that!! I also subscribed to your channel, I really enjoyed the tool bag review.

[@leonelgarza8278]

I am an HVAC Tech, gonna work as an Apartment Maintenance Tech..kinda nervous but excited at the same time...this video is awesome..

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Thanks!! I'm sure you're gonna do fine because you already know the trade that is the most useful and costly to this industry. That's the first question they always ask "do you know hvac"?

[@davidcross2615]

I had a work order yesterday for an AC check for the humidity, nothing wrong and the temp in the apt matched exactly what the resident had it set to..the struggle is real brothers! 40 years in maintenance

[@gregsteinke5421]

Excellent class I worked maintenance at Scottsdale healthcare it was a nightmare

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Yea, I've heard health care maintenance can be that.🤔

[@billymonroe9574]

Appreciate your videos. Just got my first maintenance supervisor job at a retirement community. 13 years in Hvac and your videos have helped out a lot

[@chicocash9668]

I would like to say thanks I been doing this type of work part time and I have picked up some of those bad habits so you make perfect sense what you are talking about Thanks again

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Thanks for commenting!! Best of luck, I know that it's easy to fall into habits sometimes. I sometimes find myself making these mistakes once in a while too

[@Bobsuruncle007]

I’m getting into maintenance tech with no experience and this has been a big help. Definitely subbed and looking forward to watching all your content.

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Thank you very much!! Best of luck!!

[@Bobsuruncle007]

Update I’ve been working a little over a month as a Maintenance tech and I’ve been doing really well due to your content. Thank you for the knowledge.

[@Keyanor-qs3hs]

Pardon me for asking but how did you get into it how did you get information

[@Bobsuruncle007]

@@Keyanor-qs3hs I have a friend who works as a leasing assistant for an Apartment company. They needed maintenance techs and I just applied. I honestly had no professional experience in maintenance but I told them that I had personal experience from fixing stuff around the house and listed it out for them. Maintenance techs are in high demand right now so I recommend looking into it. I’ve been doing this for less than a year and I’m already up for promotion. If you’re hard working and proactive this job can be a good opportunity for growth. To prepare myself for the interview and the job I watched a lot of videos like this one. Even if you don’t have experience as long as they know you’re willing to learn and are teachable, they will give you a chance. I wish you the best of luck on your journey 🤙🏽

[@Keyanor-qs3hs]

@@Bobsuruncle007 thanks for replying

[@RobertHines-cw6fh]

Great advice!! Very professional.

[@marchedrick1481]

I just started a maintenance job and this video is helping so much! Thank you sir

[@Nicky_Phenom]

Excellent video! I was just a clean up guy after hours at a gymnastics facility for a year & then the owner promoted me to facility manager over 2 gyms. So now I do cleaning & some basic maintenance. I have some knowledge from working with my dad as a kid but still have lots to learn. These videos are absolute gold for me. I appreciate you sharing this knowledge 🙏💯

[@stephensmith3184]

I'm sharing this vid with my whole new staff!

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Thank you!!

[@UnPhAzD91]

That's my goto response. I tell them I'm here for the order put in and nothing more. Put in a work order. Unless it's a hazard than I'll call the office and submit a work order myself. As for tools I have a backpack which I hated in the beginning but I love it now

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

That's it!!

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Here is a link to Rechargeable light www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07RC6KP19/ref=as_li_qf_asin_il_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=josegomez05-20&creative=9325&linkCode=as2&creativeASIN=B07RC6KP19&linkId=f6733406b8471352f5bc8aca9252d7b5 Multimeter A newer version of the toolbad I have Channel lock Thermometer Six in one screw driver Crescent wrench

[@virusinternationalmotionpi2477]

Good video. Well spoken. Easy to listen to. Great advice. Good job. Thanks

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Thank you very much!!

[@mikemedeiros]

The disposal wrench only works for Insinkerators all other brands you have to use the internal unjammer that you have to put down in the blads and work back and forth. They are a pain. I always replace with an Insinkerator if I can. I've been doing it for almost 30 years but still enjoyed the video. Great advice for the rookies.

[@koreymackey684]

I started a groundskeeper/maintenance tech position for my apartment complex. My team rocks and they answer any question I have lol. Thanks for this video

[@andyhyde4711]

I'm on que with you bud. We have almost a thousand units. This guy knows his stuff. Especially with trying to add to your work load. I'll look at their issue. Take notes. And tell people I'll be back when I get the work order.

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Yep, that's the way to do it. Otherwise poeple will always look for you instead of going to the office or placing their order on line.

[@davidharris3480]

I am trying to get in the field and not only is this super helpful but coming from a person who has grown up living in apartments he is a hundred percent right on with his view of how tenants think

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

That's great!! I would advise you to try to start in a big complex were there are more maintenance techs and can help. Also remember that it's when you move companies that you get the big money increases. Best of luck!!

[@davidharris3480]

Yea thanks for the advice my brother said the same thing

[@gazzmann9569]

Such a great video! I have zero experience, but want transition into maintenance. Perfect introduction! Cheers!

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Thank you!! Best of luck!!

[@bgreen5390]

If I have a bunch of more important work I won't stay for extra work but I can make a work order and do additional work if its slow. No need to have the tenant go to the office or create a work order for something that I can create a work order for myself. Creating work orders yourself is a small thing that really creates a professional and convenient service for the residents. If I have other priority work I will tell them and leave and come back later. Edit: Another great tool is a 7/16 socket for toilet bowl screws when pulling toilets.

[@Mc-og8pv]

I just started this maintenance job and everything your saying is 100% true.

[@vincentjcalcano7987]

Thanks alot for the video, I learn so Much. I start a new position next month as a super and you dont know how much u helped..Thank you

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

I really appreciate 🙏 these comments, thanks!!!

[@Nainoauyeno_]

Bro I’ve never heard words more true when it comes to maintenance lol and I’ve only been doing it for 3 years

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Thanks!

[@risingwarrior9937]

You Sir have yourself a new subscriber and I have been recommending most of your videos to others. Please keep making how to repairs that are so useful.

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

I really appreciate that, thanks!!

[@sainthenry2150]

Your Awesome man, thanks. Great advice. Making the transition jump from construction / carpenter to maintenance/porter . Its sooo much politics to it .. but looking forward to your vids. ✌️❤️

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Thanks!! I think you're gonna like the change of pace and the job security of working rain or shine!

[@christopherpelll3602]

Thank you for your input and information this really helps just starting my maintenance technician 1and 2 👍☝️☝️☝️☝️

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Thanks! I hope you're going great!!

[@Dat4valveGuy]

Lol the cat tip is crucial I remember chasing one down for an hour on an hvac install when we were bringing in the evaporator damn thing bolts right between my legs😂

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

They're really sneaky, I would have trying to catch one

[@CreachterZ]

Every time I had to call a maintenance guy they would look for any tiny thing out of place in my apartment and report that to the management. From talking with other residents I found the solution. They expect a $20 tip. I started doing that and no more issues.

[@tarynblair9544]

You nailed it, I learned all this on my own. It's like you were picking my brain. Lol

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Thank you!!

[@cleojohnson3383]

First year in the field and I love learning new things and getting better at the job

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

That's great 👍. Always alot to learn in this feild that covers alot of other feilds

[@SplashJohn]

Excellent information, thank you!

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Thanks!

[@davidcross2615]

Good video helpful to guys starting out

[@onsab123]

Great video and tips! I could have used guidance like this about 10 years ago and it's great advice for industrial maintenance work as well.

[@BryamGarcia-ek6sq]

Great informative video!! Very helpfull thanks

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Thanks!

[@sgfkirk9053]

Your videos are super helpful and informative. Thank you

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Thanks

[@lashawnrose1084]

Great advice! Thanks

[@Brilliantick99]

I'm about to start a maintenance position as well. It's in AZ that's so cool

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

That's great man!! I'm in Tucson, best of luck. I hope you like this trade.

[@DSMerkonmyface]

Good info , I'm a tech working for a property management company, we are looking to compile good videos like this for our new techs, thanks

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Thank you very much!!

[@Chowtime4sho]

Appreciate the videos big dog 👍🏻

[@Enrique-pe2uj]

Great content . Looking forward to watching and learning more.

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Thank you!!

[@johnsutter1497]

Thank you for the advice. Have a good week!

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Thank you very much!! Same to you!!

[@TheHistoryTellers]

Really insightful and informative! I am sure I will learn a lot

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Thanks

[@majidjames7143]

Thank You so much. I got interview next week . You sound like someone id want to work with.

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Thanks!! That's the best compliment ever!!! You're gonna do good because this industry is hurting for people. Good luck 👍

[@JohnWalker-ev9wx]

Nice tip 👍 and god bless u

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Thanks I really appreciate that!!

[@ErnestoEscamilla-il7pe]

Good job Bro Bro 👍

[@mrcoollu9662]

Starting a maintenance service technician thanks for your advice

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

I hope you're doing great!!

[@Bryan-df7kc]

Very helpful thank you! Im starting as an apartment maintenance apprentice soon.

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

That's great!! You're gonna find alot of useful info in this channel. Good luck!!

[@Bryan-df7kc]

Hey thanks! Question..what does it mean when the gfci tester has all three lights on at the same time? Is it overloading with the amount of errors present? Thanks again!

[@user-hs9ei8fu6c]

Liked and Subcribed

[@FromTheHood2TheWoods]

Great video

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Thanks

[@Adventure_fuel]

Thanks for the great advice!

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@organizedfilth4270]

Thank you sir for your efforts and advice.

[@zonie916bullock6]

Thank you for sharing this

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Thanks!

[@hEyWaTzUpDuDe]

Great video, thank you. New to this trade and this helped a lot.

[@johnossendorf9979]

I'm going to be starting a new facilities maintenance job, hopefully this coming week after the background checks. I'm a 52 year old Jack of all trades and master of none. Thank you for making this video! It was very informative 👍!

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Thanks!! I'm 46 ( not far behind) but I do see alot of 30 or less guys that can't keep up. To many hrs or it's to hot to be on a roof or they are always hurt, or "I don't like the way you told me that" ect ect. I have had very bad luck with alot of young guys lately. Many of them are way to sensitive. Best of luck!!

[@johnossendorf9979]

@@MaintenanceManNarratives I'm definitely not sensitive like the younger people are today. My father who I miss tremendously would be approaching 85 now taught me about the "School of Hard Knocks". My problem is my knees. I'v lost 70 lbs in the last two years which helped a lot and have at least 50 to go. Do you have any thoughts on knee pads either the ones you put on the ground to kneel on or the ones you wear ? I just made my own kneeling pad out of some old workout mats and am looking at the Toughbuilt Thigh stabilization knee pads, the Husk gel stabilizer knee pads and various other . I really appreciate your suggestions on keeping your tool bag light and I will keep versatility and light weight as my main goal as I buy and evolve my go-to tool bag. At the moment I'm staying with my 5 gallon bucket, Hyper Tough bucket organizer, the tools I already own and a few select new ones until I get a better idea of what I will need. Thank you !

[@lewisyaxley]

anyone else here who is completely disgusted with section 8 maintenance... seriously we need to be getting $30 an hour . for all BS we put up with.

[@S_M808]

Facts. We need to at the very least get paid like 2nd or 3rd year apprentice in the trades. Most trades you get journeyman pay at 5 years.

[@lewisyaxley]

@@S_M808 ... in Rhode island the law states no time and a half unless you worked 40 hours. if you look at all the holidays and when you may take a sick day or vacation day.... 60% of all your weekend and nights on call will be paid at straight time...... we make no money for doing it. plugged toilet at 2am is worth more than 40 bucks.... if they had to call a 24 hour plumber it would be $250. minimum..... I'm done with maintenance you all can keep it..... I personally feel that maintenance men across the country should start standing up for themselves and demanding time and a half pay for all on calls regardless if you hit your 40 hours during the work week. back 30 and 40 years ago women in the workplace demanded paid vacation paid holidays this bologna that bologna because they were single mothers well let me tell you something men need to start speaking out and standing up so we get paid what we're worth and we need to stick together.

[@lewisyaxley]

@@S_M808 I'm curious how does it make you feel to know a 19-year-old girl just graduated from high school takes on a receptionist position at a real estate company making 20 bucks an hour ? while the maintenance men with 5 and 10 years experience are only making 20 bucks an hour?

[@S_M808]

@@lewisyaxley if it's a different company I don't see the companies logic in paying the people who work a more physically demanding job less than or the same as someone working in an office who is fresh out of highschool. I get that there are different levels of stress for each type of job. I literally just built a shed from Costco and had to build a wood platform for it. The digging, leveling, cutting, measurements, and assembly of everything took me about 2 1/2 days of working. So about 20hrs of work by myself. Which I'm lucky I didn't have any work orders to do. I'm running 2 different properties within 5 miles of each other. Which isn't far or even that many units total. But when shit hits the fan boy does it hit. Not to mention working 2 full time jobs

[@S_M808]

@@lewisyaxley but to give you a straight answer I don't like that idea of someone out of highschool getting paid the same as me doing work that doesn't require much skill. Guess they value management and office workers more than maintenance.

[@anaskhaleel5926]

Thanks man keep making videos you’re awesome

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Sure will!! Thanks

[@petergonzalez1719]

This is really informative. Thank you!

[@jervok6924]

Been a Tech for 6 years now and you ain’t gonna fuckin catch me painting shit, unless you’re paying me 25+ a hour. Know your wealth gentlemen. Do good maint work and don’t let these fuckers trick you into painting or cleaning apartments.

[@Boricua1967]

Perfect Recomendations👍

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Thank you very much 🤜🤛

[@regent_watcher267]

Worked commercial construction for the last 4 years, and finally made the switch to apartment maintenance a month ago, and this video definitely got me headed in a better direction thank you so much

[@4445doom]

Great video, hadn’t thought of the thermometer even though I use one when working on my vehicles. Yes, a drill really helps, especially when working alone, 12 volt is light and strong enough for majority of maintenance jobs. Thanks for the info, now following you.

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Thank you, I really appreciate that!!

[@beatsgameplay37]

I've been a maintenance tech for 8 years. I go into a tenants apartment with tunnel vision and go directly to the problem fix it then leave if no one is home. No snooping!!

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Of course, thats the correct way!

[@chiefcrowtheflatearthworms3259]

Great advice 👍 thanks for the video. Just subbed

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Thank you!!

[@Rob7542]

Great support man!!

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Thanks!

[@ThreeSeven99]

My new teacher 🤓

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Thanks!!

[@armandogann7269]

oh man. thank you for sharing your experience. I sit and listen after a long day of apartment maintenance! You need some good help? ill move if you hire me on lol.

[@JIMENEZAHM]

Great knowledge 👍🏽

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Thanks for watching!!

[@RainBitcoins]

Awesome tips brother

[@eddielowpez]

I start my new maintenance tech job this Monday it’s a new field for me coming from working in the railroad but i have to get in there with a positive mindset and learn as much as I can I know the basics of it so learning a new skill set is going to be a bit nerve wrecking for me but this video is sure helping me out looking forward to watching more of your videos to help me on this new journey

[@michaelboyd7211]

Good info. 30 yrs maintenance here

[@MaintenanceManNarratives]

Wow!! Thanks!!

[@marshallmurphy5475]

Good advice