Maintenance apps for Jeddah's humid, salt-air homes and towers.

Technicians run a short checklist on each outdoor unit, covering coil condition, fin damage, bracket rust and cable insulation, and rate each item. Ratings are compared across visits, so the customer sees a unit deteriorating and the dashboard can suggest coil coating or replacement before it fails.

Water damage causes some of the most anxious calls in a humid city. The customer uploads photos of stains or dripping units, the technician adds images of the blocked drain or failed pump, and after photos close the job. The record can be shared with a landlord or insurer on request.

Buildings that rely on rooftop tanks and booster pumps need periodic cleaning, float valve checks and pump servicing. The dashboard schedules these per building, notifies the building manager before each visit, and logs findings so tenants can see when their tank was last cleaned.

Many villas in Obhur and seafront apartments are used seasonally, and their owners are often in another city or abroad. They approve quotes, grant access to a caretaker, and review photos from wherever they are, without anyone needing to reach them by phone.

Furnished apartments rented to visitors, including Umrah travellers passing through Jeddah, need quick checks between guests: AC cooling, water heaters, sockets and door locks. Hosts book a turnaround inspection tied to the checkout time and get a pass or fail report before the next arrival.

Building managers in districts such as Al Rawdah, Al Zahra and along the Corniche raise work orders for common areas, lift lobbies, pump rooms and shared AC plant, alongside tenant requests inside individual flats. Costs are split between the building budget and unit owners by rules you set.

Field teams in Jeddah often include technicians who read Arabic, English or Urdu more comfortably than anything else. The technician app supports the languages your crew needs, uses icons and short labels for each step, and lets supervisors send voice notes that attach to the job rather than a personal chat.

Annual contracts can include more frequent coil cleaning and drain flushing during the most humid months, with visit counts and covered systems set per plan. Customers see upcoming visits, reschedule within your rules, and receive a renewal reminder with a summary of the work done that year.

Damp air and condensation can reach distribution boards, outdoor sockets and lighting on balconies and roofs. Technicians record insulation and earthing checks on a standard form during contract visits, and any unsafe finding opens a separate repair job that the customer is asked to approve straight away.

Residents pay by mada card, Apple Pay or STC Bank in the app; building owners and companies can settle monthly statements through SADAD where your business is registered as a biller, or by bank transfer. Each payment links to its job and warranty, so a return visit under warranty is recognised automatically.