What do you all think are the most regularly used tools for common work orders?

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2 years 10 months ago - 2 years 10 months ago #55009 by Brent Williams
  • 2 years 10 months ago - 2 years 10 months ago #55009 by Brent Williams
    Staci Merillo
    2 years 10 months ago #55010 by Staci Merillo
    2 years 10 months ago #55010 by Staci Merillo
    Schyuler Paisley
    2 years 10 months ago #55011 by Schyuler Paisley
    Channel locks/ 13in1 and magnetic nutdrivers
    2 years 10 months ago #55011 by Schyuler Paisley
    Anonymous
    2 years 10 months ago #55012 by Anonymous
    2 years 10 months ago #55012 by Anonymous
    Leah Love Orsbon
    2 years 10 months ago #55013 by Leah Love Orsbon
    Multi-function tool
    2 years 10 months ago #55013 by Leah Love Orsbon
    Kristi Von Bender
    2 years 10 months ago #55014 by Kristi Von Bender
    Paper/Pen or iPad to retrieve and then enter as complete. 

    I'll see myself out.  :D
    2 years 10 months ago #55014 by Kristi Von Bender
    Christina Haney
    2 years 10 months ago #55015 by Christina Haney
    Common sense and their hands
    2 years 10 months ago #55015 by Christina Haney
    Ian Collie
    2 years 10 months ago #55016 by Ian Collie
    A key to the apartment. 
    2 years 10 months ago #55016 by Ian Collie
    Megan Goodmundson
    2 years 10 months ago #55017 by Megan Goodmundson
    drill set with different attachments
    2 years 10 months ago #55017 by Megan Goodmundson
    CJ Harbin
    2 years 10 months ago #55018 by CJ Harbin
    Common sense , 13/1 screw driver , multimeter , adjustable wrench , and a pair of slip joint pliers,
    And to be honest your question can have various answers depending on your properties most common work order requests, my property may have a lot of sink drips or clogged disposals, whereas your property may have more heat calls
    2 years 10 months ago #55018 by CJ Harbin
    Mathew Merrill
    2 years 10 months ago #55019 by Mathew Merrill
    Oh that’s the Purchase order book for sure these past couple years I actually said to one today, “I can call a contractor for everything why bother hiring a middleman if we farm it all out?”
    2 years 10 months ago #55019 by Mathew Merrill
    Michael Putman
    2 years 10 months ago #55020 by Michael Putman
    Depends on the property smooth jaw pipe wrench highrise/commercial. Drill motor/screw driver for the rest.
    2 years 10 months ago #55020 by Michael Putman
    Julie McKenzy
    2 years 10 months ago #55021 by Julie McKenzy
    6/1, channel locks, needle nose and impact
    2 years 10 months ago #55021 by Julie McKenzy
    Carrie Pehl
    2 years 10 months ago #55022 by Carrie Pehl
    2 years 10 months ago #55022 by Carrie Pehl
    Betsy Callahan
    2 years 10 months ago #55023 by Betsy Callahan
    Channel locks, 10 in 1, plunger
    2 years 10 months ago #55023 by Betsy Callahan
    Patty Jensen-Hale
    2 years 10 months ago #55024 by Patty Jensen-Hale
    Hair Snake, Garbage Disposal Wrench
    2 years 10 months ago #55024 by Patty Jensen-Hale
    Jamie Lyn
    2 years 10 months ago #55025 by Jamie Lyn
    Drain zip it, plunger, auger
    2 years 10 months ago #55025 by Jamie Lyn
    Manuel Vazquez
    2 years 10 months ago #55026 by Manuel Vazquez
    Small channel lock pliers, needle nose pliers, an 11 and 1 tool, disposal wrench, plunger and a meter
    2 years 10 months ago #55026 by Manuel Vazquez