Most homes need a steady stream of small fixes — a tripping MCB, a leaking tap, a loose wardrobe hinge, an AC that needs servicing. Chasing a different technician for each job wastes time. A home AMC gives you one manager for all of it.
What a home AMC typically covers
- Electrical: switches, fixtures, MCB and wiring faults
- Plumbing: leaks, taps, flush tanks, drainage blockages
- AC and RO servicing on a schedule
- Carpentry: hinges, channels, shutters and locks
- Painting touch-ups and minor civil repairs
- Periodic inspections to catch problems early
What is usually extra
- Spare parts and replacement appliances
- Major renovation or new installations
- Structural or waterproofing work beyond minor repairs
Is it worth it?
An AMC makes sense for large homes, villas, rented-out properties and families who don't have time to coordinate repairs. It is especially useful for NRI owners and landlords.
Corporate AMC
Offices use the same model for HVAC, electrical, workstations, reception touch-ups and compliance checks — with one point of contact and documented service history.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a home AMC include?
A typical home AMC covers electrical, plumbing, AC and RO servicing, carpentry fixes, painting touch-ups and periodic inspections. Spare parts are usually billed separately.
Ready to Brief Your Project?
Share your city and floor plan — we respond within 24 hours with an itemised quote. No spam, no data selling, no marketing calls.