Scattered houses, run like one property.

A hundred houses across four ZIP codes is a routing problem before it is a maintenance problem. NexUnit groups the day by geography and trade so a technician is not crossing the metro twice.

Today's runGrouped by proximity
StopPropertyTradeWindow
01412 Bellview AveAppliance8:00–10:00
0287 Kestrel RowAppliance10:30–12:00
031140 Halsted StPlumbing1:00–3:00
041156 Halsted StPlumbing3:00–4:30

Two trades, four houses, one direction of travel.

PortfolioScattered single-family
Grouped byGeography and trade
OwnersOften many per portfolio
01 — The day

Geography decides the order

Jobs group by proximity and trade rather than by the order they were reported. The same eight jobs cost a very different day depending on how they are sequenced.

  • Jobs grouped by proximity
  • Trade batching across houses
  • Access notes per property
  • Emergency work slotted without rebuilding
Windshield timePer technician day
102 minAverage travel
02 — Owners

Many owners, one operation

Scattered single-family usually means many small owners. Each one sees their own houses and gets their own statement, from one operation.

  • Statements per ownership entity
  • Access scoped to their own houses
  • Fees calculated per agreement
  • One rent roll across all owners

See it on your own portfolio

Bring your unit list and a week of requests. We will show you what the board looks like with your data in it.

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