For multifamily owners and operators
When leadership changes, the portfolio should not lose its memory.
Many units, many contractors and years of work orders, held by people who eventually move on. Harmelo keeps one continuing record across buildings, units and equipment, so the next operator inherits the record, not a collection of mysteries.
A walkthrough is virtual and uses demonstration data. Nothing on this page creates an account.

What it costs today
The same unit problem, solved again in every building.
The same problem shows up in work orders across many buildings, and nobody sees the pattern.
Regional and head-office teams cannot compare what one vendor wrote with what another wrote.
A reserve study is a snapshot. Without the history between studies, each one begins again.
What you receive
Rollups across buildings, units and equipment.
- Building, unit and equipment rollups
- Standardized records across every contractor
- Recurring findings visible across units and buildings
- Open items that stay visible through staff changes
- Unit history that survives resident turnover
- Warranty and documentation continuity
- Aging and replacement context across the portfolio
- A record an incoming chief executive, asset manager or maintenance leader can read on day one
How it works
Standard records in, portfolio answers out.
- Contractors file to one standardEvery vendor records readings, findings and recommendations the same way, against the right unit and equipment.
- Findings roll upA finding on one furnace joins every similar finding across the portfolio.
- Open items persistA recommendation stays open until someone records a decision, whoever is managing the site.
- Planning starts from historyAging and replacement context supports capital planning and future reserve or depreciation work.
In the product
Replacement context and a report the next operator can read.


Boundaries
Harmelo supports the professionals. It does not replace them.
Harmelo does not replace a reserve study, an engineering opinion or a condition assessment, and does not certify any of them. Estimates should be reviewed alongside current inspections, professional advice and the organization's own planning requirements.
When a site manager, contractor or chief executive changes, the knowledge between assessments goes with them. A record started now is what an incoming leader, or the next reserve study, begins from.
Pricing
Published pricing for multifamily operators
$60 per door annually, with a $5,000 annual minimum. Implementation and onboarding are priced separately.
The $5,000 is the minimum annual software commitment, not a flat fee. From 84 doors, the per-door figure is higher than the minimum and applies as calculated.
Door counts you give us are self-reported and used to prepare an initial estimate. Nothing is binding until Harmelo reviews it with you.
- $60
- per door, per year
- $5,000
- minimum annual software commitment
- Annual
- contract term
- Separate
- implementation and onboarding; pilots and custom integrations are scoped separately
Annual software commitment only. Implementation and onboarding are quoted separately.
Next step
Request a portfolio walkthrough
Tell us about the portfolio. Someone from Harmelo will reply to arrange a virtual walkthrough using demonstration data. Building and door counts are self-reported and used to prepare an initial estimate; nothing is binding until Harmelo reviews it with you.
- No account is created and nothing is charged.
- Your details are used only to reply to this request.