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Ongoing care for community and commercial systems
- Recurring inspections, controller monitoring and seasonal schedule changes.
- With smart, remotely managed controllers we watch schedules, flow and alarms, adjust for rainfall and seasonal restrictions, and respond to problems between site visits.
- A plain-language summary for each board meeting or reserve study.
- A full audit once a year works for most communities, with monthly or quarterly zone inspections in between.
- Maintenance plans can be cancelled at any time.
Common questions
How often should a community be inspected?
A full audit once a year works for most communities, with monthly or quarterly zone inspections in between. Communities with pump stations or reclaimed water often benefit from more frequent checks during the dry season.
What do boards receive?
A plain-language summary for each board meeting or reserve study: what we inspected, found and fixed, what it cost and what we recommend next.
Can we cancel a maintenance plan?
Yes. Maintenance plans can be cancelled at any time.
Why Genesis exists. Genesis gives 10% of its income, not just its profit, to Kai’Ros International through Summit Bible Center, our partner church in Ellenton. Genesis’s profits fund Kai’Ros House, the home Kai’Ros International operates for orphans in Kumasi, Ghana.
Prefer to call? (833) 543-6374. We answer the phone, and reply to emails and voicemails, the same day.
