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โšก What Are the Priority Levels for Repairs?

Updated over a year ago

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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