Approach
One method, applied the same way every time
The sequence is the same for a single villa and for a whole compound, and the rules do not change with the size of the property or of the order.
The Revive approach, in five steps
Inspect
Evaluate the property's condition across eight key systems, documenting visible defects, deterioration and potential safety risks.
ReviveCheck InspectScore
Establish a Property Health Score from 0 to 100, supported by photographic evidence and prioritised findings.
ReviveCheck ScoreRecommend
Present a clear condition report with recommended actions and itemised quotations for proposed corrective works.
ReviveCheck RecommendRectify
Carry out approved maintenance and repair works, supported by completion records and verification.
ReviveFix RectifyMaintain
Provide tailored preventive maintenance programmes to preserve property condition and reduce future risks.
ReviveCare Maintain
Clients may also engage Revive directly for standalone maintenance, annual care or carpentry, without an initial inspection.
Four rules that apply to every job
- 01
Inspect before you quote
Every recommendation refers to a photographed, located finding with a reference number.
- 02
Evidence, not opinion
The score never appears without the findings behind it.
- 03
Safety before commerce
A safety hazard is made safe on the spot, not left in a quotation queue.
- 04
The client decides
Quotations are itemised and grouped by priority and trade. Approve now, phase, or postpone, item by item.
Value preserved, not promised
Revive does not quote savings percentages. What it delivers is visibility: a documented condition baseline, early detection, and repairs done in the right order, which owners, landlords, tenants, insurers and buyers can all read from the same evidence.
The words on our documents
These are the terms used on Revive reports and quotations. They mean the same thing each time.
- Finding
- One defect, risk or observation, with a reference such as C-14, a photograph, a location, a priority and a recommended action.
- Reference
- The system letter and a number. A-07 is the seventh electrical finding; H-02 is the second landscaping finding.
- Priority
- Immediate, Urgent, Medium or Routine. It shows relative importance, not a deadline. Immediate means a safety risk, made safe on the day.
- Risk
- Critical, High, Medium or Low. How serious the defect is, recorded beside its priority.
- Make-safe
- The action taken on the day on a safety hazard, before any quotation, recorded in the report.
- Property Health Score
- One figure from 0 to 100 derived from the findings, with a rating per system.
- Rating band
- Excellent, Good, Attention required, Poor or Critical, applied to each system and to the whole.
- Not applicable
- A system the property does not have, such as Soft & Hard Landscaping at an apartment with no outdoor area. It is left out of the score, neither penalised nor credited.
- Itemised quotation
- One priced line per finding, grouped by priority and trade. The client proceeds, phases or postpones each line.
- Close-out record
- Before-and-after photographs, test results and certificates for every completed line.
- Re-scoring
- A repeat inspection on the same checklist, so the score becomes a trend.
Related reading
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Seasonal maintenance in Qatar: what to check and when
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Warning signs owners should not ignore, system by system
Buildings rarely fail without warning. The warnings are just easy to explain away.
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Planning a maintenance budget from a findings register
A budget built on last year's invoices repeats last year's emergencies. A budget built on findings starts from what is actually wrong.
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See the method on your property
Book an inspection and receive the findings register, the Property Health Score and the signed report, with an itemised quotation if you want the works done.