PropertyTCOHomeownership, considered.

A home is worth knowing

Know your home.
Plan what
comes next.

The furnace. The roof. The receipt you need a year later. Keep your home records, maintenance, and future costs in one useful place.

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PropertyTCO ResidentialInside the app
PropertyTCO home setup screen with room and asset setup stepsPropertyTCO cost-planning screen with projected ownership costs
Your home record
and cost outlook
App preview
Sample property data

PropertyTCO Residential

One place for
your home details.

01 / YOUR HOME FILE

Keep the details together.

Equipment, photos, warranties, and service history belong with the home, not across drawers and message threads.

02 / YOUR NEXT STEPS

Plan before it is urgent.

Track maintenance and explore estimated ownership costs. Plan for replacements without treating a forecast as a guarantee.

03 / YOUR BIGGER PICTURE

Make the record useful.

Bring organized information to repair conversations, budgeting, and property reports.

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PropertyTCO Services

Need help
with the work?

Our home-services marketplace is starting in Utah. We are recruiting providers before opening paid bookings.

For homeowners

Explore the planned process.

Learn how to describe a job, compare proposals, and review completion.

Understand the process →
For service providers / Utah

Register your business.

Create a free profile and review the fees, coverage, and onboarding requirements.

Join the contractor network →

Web & iPhone

At your desk.
Or at the house.

Use your computer for setup and planning, then your iPhone to add photos and update records as you go. Start with one room or system; you can fill in the rest later.

Property reports

Share an organized
home record.

Owner Reports & PropertyTCO review

Owner Reports organize owner-entered information and cost assumptions. PropertyTCO Verified Reports add a documented review of selected records and observable items within an agreed scope.

Reports are planning tools, not inspections, appraisals, warranties, or guarantees. Some reports and advanced features require payment.

Start with your home.