For property and facility managers

Take over faster. Answer owners clearly. Hand the building back responsibly.

Managers become the unofficial memory of every building they run, and that memory lives in inboxes, drives and relationships. Harmelo gives the property its own record, so you are valued for how well you manage the building, not because its history is trapped in your head.

A demonstration is a virtual walkthrough using demonstration data.

Signed technician visits across contractors.
Demonstration dataSigned visits across contractors, filed against the equipment.
The problem
Owners ask what was done, and the answer sits in several vendor portals.
What Harmelo does
Signed visits from every vendor on one record per building.
The outcome
Owner reporting you can stand behind.

What it costs today

The building’s history walks out with people.

Taking over means rebuilding

A newly managed property starts with weeks of reconstructing what is installed and who serviced it.

Owners expect answers you cannot source

What was done last year sits with a vendor you no longer use.

Handing back becomes a scramble

The end of a management agreement turns into a file hunt.

What you receive

An operating picture you can stand behind.

  • A structured starting point when you take over a building
  • Equipment and contractor history per building
  • Owner-ready evidence of completed work
  • Open recommendations and recurring vendor or equipment issues
  • Warranties and supporting documents with the equipment
  • Consistent records across every vendor
  • A professional handover when the management agreement ends
Handover review: what moves with the building and what is missing.
Demonstration dataHandover review: what is known, what is missing and what moves when a mandate ends.
The problem
A mandate ends and the building's history leaves with the team.
What Harmelo does
Handover review shows what moves with the building and what is missing.
The outcome
A professional handback, and a reputation for it.

How it works

From onboarding to handback.

  1. Onboard the propertyExisting documents are organized and missing information is listed from day one.
  2. Vendors file to one standardEvery contractor records work against the right equipment.
  3. Report to owners from the recordShow what was done, what was found and what is still open, with evidence.
  4. Hand back cleanlyThe record belongs to the property and moves with it.

Boundaries

It works alongside the systems you already run.

What Harmelo does not replace

Harmelo is not a property management system, a work-order tool or a dispatch service. It is the record of what is installed and what has been done to it, alongside the systems you use for leases, tenants and scheduling.

Why start now

The record you do not keep today is the file you rebuild at the next takeover or handback.

Next step

Request a virtual walkthrough

Tell us about the buildings you manage. Someone from Harmelo will reply to arrange a virtual walkthrough using demonstration data.

Whatever you tell us here is self-reported and is used to prepare an initial estimate. It is not a quote, and nothing is binding until Harmelo reviews it with you.

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