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Property maintenance and repairs in Saugatuck and Douglas, MI

Property maintenance for the house you are not standing in

If you have a property you are not in year round, we will walk it, fix what is small and tell you plainly about what is not.

Two of us, working around Saugatuck and Douglas.

A house wrapped in white sheeting, with dark-framed windows, seen through trees from the foot of concrete steps.

When nobody is home

Three kinds of place we would be glad to look after.

  • The second home

    Weeks go by between visits. We walk through and tell you how it is.

  • The rental between tenants

    One tenant is out and the next is not in yet. We fix the small things before the next key is handed over.

  • A parent's house

    You live a long way off, or you have enough on your plate. We keep an eye on the house for you.

What a visit looks like

We look at a house the way you would if you were standing in it.

  1. 1

    The front of the house

    Windows, the front door and the trim around them. We look for worn paint, pulled-away caulk and anything that no longer closes the way it should.

    The front of a brick house with a large window, shutters, a front door, planters and a brick-edged flower bed.
  2. 2

    Deck, steps and railings

    We put weight on them. A loose board or a wobbling rail is a small fix today and easy to miss when nobody is looking.

    A deck with white railings and brown steps, beside a house with light siding.
  3. 3

    Inside and the garage

    Stairs, railings, ceilings and walls, and the garage door and ceiling too. We look for cracks, scuffs, seams and bubbled paint, and patch and repaint the small stuff.

    A white staircase with wooden treads and a white loft railing, inside a house with white walls.

What we do when we find something

Leave it

It looks right

We leave it alone. Not everything needs work, and we will say so.

Fix it

It is small

A loose board, a sticking door, a drywall seam, a frame that needs paint. We take care of it.

A tall window in a yellow brick wall, shown twice and labelled Before and After. The frame looks worn, then clean.
Tell you

It is not small

We tell you what we saw and what we think it needs. You decide what happens next.

“Troy and Kristine have done work for us a couple of times already and they’re amazing and responsive! … They’ll take good care of you, your property and projects.”

Lorena Meyers, Google review, November 2026

“Troy Jones Renovation did a wonderful job last summer at our condominiums in Douglas. They painted our garage doors, side doors, shutters and window trim.”

Dave Bartlett, Google review, April 2026
Rated 5.0 on Google

Tell us about the house.

Where it is, when you are there and what you would like looked at.