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โšก What Are the Priority Levels for Repairs?

Repairs are categorized into three priority levels based on urgency and importance. This ensures that critical issues are addressed immediately while maintaining long-term house quality.

๐Ÿšจ Priority 1: Urgent & Important (Within 24 Hours)

These repairs are high risk and must be resolved immediately to protect the safety and habitability of the house.

โœ” Examples:

  • Water leaks or flooding

  • Gas leaks

  • Power failures

  • Fire-related damages

๐Ÿ“ž Emergency? Call 112 first before reporting through Coloc Housing if the issue is life-threatening.

๐Ÿ”ง Priority 2: Important but Not Urgent (Within 2 Weeks)

These repairs cause frustration but donโ€™t pose an immediate risk.

โœ” Examples:

  • WiFi interruptions

  • Broken doorknobs

  • Furniture repairs

  • Refrigerator or washing machine malfunctions

  • Curtain track repairs

๐ŸŽจ Priority 3: Low Priority (Long-Term Improvements)

These repairs donโ€™t impact daily life, but improve the homeโ€™s quality over time.

โœ” Examples:

  • Regular maintenance work

  • Cleaning gutters

  • Paint damage to walls

๐Ÿ“Œ How to Report Repairs?

  • Urgent repairs (Priority 1) โ†’ Call 112 for emergencies, then report to Coloc Housing.

  • All other repairs โ†’ Submit a repair request through flixflo.

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