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HOME MAINTENANCE LOG

Remember what was done.
Years later.

A home maintenance log helps you keep repairs, servicing, dates, costs, contractors and photos together instead of scattered across emails, folders and phone photos.

Why keep a home maintenance log?

Home maintenance is made up of small events: a heating system is serviced, a roof is inspected, an appliance is repaired, a filter is replaced or a contractor completes a job. The individual details may seem unimportant at the time, but they become valuable when you need to understand what has happened to the home.

HomeBook turns those individual events into part of your home's history. You can record what was done, when it was done, what it cost and who completed the work, together with relevant photos and documents.

What should you record?

  • Repairs and maintenance work
  • Regular servicing and inspections
  • Heating, ventilation and other technical systems
  • Appliance repairs and warranty work
  • Contractors and service providers
  • Dates, costs, photos and supporting documents

More useful than a list of dates

A useful maintenance history gives context. Instead of seeing only “boiler serviced — 2025”, you can keep the related information with the record. That makes it easier to understand the home's history when something needs attention again.

Over the years, these records become a practical reference for the homeowner. When you eventually sell, the same history can also help the next owner understand how the property has been cared for.

A maintenance history you can actually use

01

Find it later

Keep records together so you do not have to search through old emails and folders.

02

See the timeline

Build a chronological history of the repairs, servicing and improvements made to the home.

03

Share the history

Export your home's history as a PDF or transfer it to the next owner using HomeBook.

Build your maintenance history from today.

It is much easier to record a repair when it happens than to reconstruct the history years later.

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