Board-approved contractors are hard to find. We make it easy. Common-area repairs, seasonal maintenance, in-unit work, and aging-in-place modifications - handled by one contact with a 20-year trades background and the paperwork your board needs.
If you sit on a condo board, manage a 55+ community, or coordinate maintenance for an HOA, you've seen the pattern. Contractors who promise the world during the pitch, then disappear after a single project. Crews that send three different faces over the course of one repair. Handymen who won't sign a W-9 or produce insurance paperwork when asked.
Next Step Property Services was built around a different model. One contractor. Same point of contact every time. A 20-year union superintendent background in civil and demolition, which means your board gets the project management discipline most solo handymen don't bring.
A seasonal maintenance agreement is available for communities that want one consistent contractor on call. The paperwork only gets filed once, the board has a known point of contact, and residents see the same face on every visit.
The work that fills most of our HOA and 55+ community schedule.
Interior and exterior repairs to shared clubhouse buildings - drywall, paint, flooring, trim, door hardware.
Hallways, stairwells, mailroom, laundry rooms, and shared lounges. Patch-paint-polish on a regular schedule.
Trim repair, rot replacement, fascia, soffits, and repainting. Keeping the community looking taken-care-of.
Spring and fall walkthroughs covering gutters, caulking, weather-stripping, and small fixes before they grow.
Properly anchored grab bars in showers and hallways, plus toilet rails and other resident-safety installs.
Tub-to-shower and zero-threshold shower conversions. See the bathroom remodeling page for the full process.
Interior and exterior ramp installs, threshold modifications, and door widening to keep residents independent.
Shared deck and patio repair or replacement. Built to code and built to last through New England winters.
Owner-occupied condo turnover work when a unit changes hands. See rental turnover services for details.
Most aging-in-place calls aren't from the resident. They're from an adult child who just watched a parent struggle with a step, a tub, or a door that's too narrow for a walker. The good news is most of it is fixable in a day or two.
Walk-in shower conversions, properly-installed grab bars, zero-threshold entries, ramp additions, and widened doorways don't require a full remodel. We'll walk the home, flag the high-risk spots, and give a straight answer on what's worth doing now versus what can wait.
This isn't a sales call. If a single grab bar is the right answer, that's what gets scoped.
Five steps, no surprises. Built around the way boards actually make decisions.
Free on-site walkthrough with a board member or PM. Photos and notes taken, no pressure.
A detailed scope document covering work, materials, exclusions, and projected timeline.
Pricing broken out by project so the board can approve in phases if the budget requires it.
Patience with your meeting cadence. We'll attend a meeting to present scope if the board wants it.
Calendar confirmed, resident notices drafted if needed, and work executed with minimal disruption.
Request a community walkthrough. Include your association name, unit count, and a description of the work you're considering.
Request A Walk-ThroughReach out to schedule a home assessment. Grab bars, walk-in showers, and accessibility upgrades - one conversation at a time.
Schedule A Home Assessment