Start with responsibilities.
Identify who commissions the work, who approves it and who is responsible for the property.
For supported-living property teams
A property-maintenance conversation for supported-living providers and the owners or managers responsible for the homes.

01 / Your working day, understood
Identify who commissions the work, who approves it and who is responsible for the property.
Agree access, site contacts and any service interruptions with the appropriate property and support teams.
Separate maintenance and repair requirements from personal care, support arrangements and funding decisions.
02 / A scope built around the property
Share your locations, priorities and current process. We will discuss the fit and what needs to be agreed before work begins.
Book a portfolio reviewScope, coverage, access and pricing are confirmed for each engagement.
03 / Relevant work history
Explore the work, the setting and the scope behind each story.
SIL funds assistance with everyday life at home. It does not pay for the dwelling or rent. Specialist Disability Accommodation, or SDA, is a separate category relating to specialist housing.
No. This page concerns property checks, repairs and maintenance. It does not offer personal care or in-home disability support.
Do not assume that it can. The commissioning party, maintenance responsibility and payer must be confirmed separately; no NDIS funding entitlement is promised.
Let’s talk property
Tell us about your properties, your current process and what you would like to work better.