PB
Maestro
by Property Butler
The household record

Every house has a history. Almost none of it is written down.

A private online record of your property — what is in it, what has been done to it, when each system was last serviced, and what is due next. Built and kept current by the people doing the work.

The problem

Ask four questions about your own house

When was the boiler last serviced?
And by whom, and what did they find, and is the receipt still in a drawer somewhere?
Where is the main water shutoff?
Not roughly. Exactly. At two in the morning, with water coming through a ceiling.
What did the roof cost, and when?
The warranty is only worth something if you can find it and prove the date.
What is due before winter?
Most homeowners find out in January, which is the most expensive time to find out.

None of these are hard questions. They are only hard because nobody ever wrote the answers down in one place. Every trade that has ever worked on your house took its knowledge with them when they drove away.

What Maestro is

One private page, for one house, that never resets

Fifteen categories

Roof and flashing. Foundation. Each heating system separately. Electrical. Plumbing and shutoffs. Chimneys. Every category shows what is on file, what is scheduled, and what has never been captured.

A seasonal calendar

Sealants cure above fifty degrees. Gutters wait for leaf drop but must beat the first freeze. Chimneys are inspected before the first fire. The calendar holds those dates so nobody has to remember them.

A permanent log

Every visit entered with its hours, its cost and its photographs. Entries are never deleted — a correction is a new dated entry referencing the original. That is what makes the file credible later.

Privacy

Your record is yours

Private by default

Your record sits behind a private link only your household has. Nothing is listed publicly and nothing is indexed by search engines.

Shared on your terms

Give access to a partner, a property manager or a family office. It is never shared with other clients.

Yours to take

The record belongs to the house. If the engagement ends, or the property sells, the complete file goes with it.

Getting started

It begins with a walk-through, at no cost

We walk the property together, open the record, and enter what is already known. From there it grows with every visit. There is no charge for the walk-through and nothing is committed by having it.