Short answer: We maintain small condo associations and rental properties across Newton's villages, from two-family conversions in Newton Corner to townhouse associations near the Pike. One line, licensed crews, one monthly record.
What buildings do we maintain in Newton?
Newton is a city of villages. Newtonville, West Newton, Newton Corner and Nonantum have many two-family houses and older homes converted into two- to four-unit condominiums. Newer townhouse and garden-style condo associations sit along the major roads and near Route 9. Lots are larger than in Boston or Somerville, so exterior and grounds work is a bigger share of the job.
What tends to break in Newton buildings?
- Roofs, siding and exterior trim on larger wood-frame houses.
- Driveways, walkways and drainage on bigger lots.
- Individual heating and cooling systems in townhouse associations, where the line between owner and association responsibility needs to be clear.
- Basement water near brooks and low-lying areas.
Who is responsible for what in a Newton townhouse association?
In townhouse-style associations, roofs, siding and systems can belong to the association or to each owner depending on the master deed. We read your documents with the board before we start, so every request goes to the right party and nobody pays for work that isn't theirs.
How does maintenance-only work in Newton?
You keep your management, finances and decisions. Owners and tenants report problems to one line. We triage, dispatch our in-house crew or a licensed trade partner, and follow each job to done. You approve anything over your limit and get one itemized record each month. Compare maintenance-only with full management.
Newton neighborhoods we cover
Newton Centre · Newtonville · West Newton · Newton Corner · Nonantum · Auburndale · Waban · Newton Highlands · Newton Upper Falls · Newton Lower Falls · Chestnut Hill · Oak Hill
Last updated September 27, 2026.