Start from what's in front of you: the decision, the part of the house, or the country you own in.
37 guides · 19 reference pages · 5 suomeksi · 2 data studies
A six-step process for handling any home defect without overpaying, over-reacting, or missing the warranty that would have covered it for free. This is the fix flow professional property managers run, compressed into something a homeowner can use in real time.
read →Each part on its own clock — the typical range up front, for the type named on the row; the cost guides sit with their part. The page behind each covers the other types, what usually ends them, and when to plan.
How long a house lasts, part by part every system on one page →What you get back, what a fair rate is, and what your insurer covers, under your country's rules.
Electrician hourly rate in Europe: what a fair price looks like the baseline the country pages localise →Suomeksi · 5
A component-by-component map of how long the parts of a European house last: 22 systems, on clocks from 10 to 200 years.
read → data studyThe gain is in the land; the building depreciates on 22 clocks, and almost no owner holds a house long enough to see most of them through.
read →The working terms the guides lean on (mandate, defect, consequential damage) are defined in the glossary.