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Help for current tenants

What to do in an emergency, and how to ask for a repair in the home you rent from Adiora Management.

In an emergency

If anyone is in danger, call 911 now.

Call 911 first for anything life-threatening, then let us know.

Our emergency notice

In a life-threatening emergency, call 911 immediately. Adiora Management provides maintenance and emergency response for properties it manages only. Response times vary. For maintenance emergencies outside business hours, email us and we will respond as soon as practicable.

Which situation are you in?

  • Someone could get hurt

    Call 911 right away. Once everyone is safe, let us know what happened.

    Call 911

  • An urgent repair outside business hours

    Email us the address and the problem. We will respond as soon as practicable.

    Email us now

  • A repair that can wait

    Send a maintenance request by email or the contact form. We aim to reply within 1 to 2 business days.

    How to request maintenance

Request maintenance

There are two ways to ask for a repair. Both reach the team that manages your home.

Email us

Write to admin@adioramanagement.com. Email is the only way to send photos, so use it when a picture helps explain the problem.

Use the contact form

Choose “Maintenance request” as the topic and describe the problem in the message.

What to include

These details help us understand the problem and plan the repair.

  • The property addressThe full street address of the home you rent.
  • Your unit numberIf your building has more than one unit.
  • What the problem isWhat you see, hear or smell, and when it started.
  • Where it is in the homeFor example, the kitchen sink or the back bedroom window.
  • Photos, if you can take them safelyAttach them to your email. Email is the only way to send photos.
  • The best time and way to reach youSo we can ask questions and plan a visit.
New message
To
admin@adioramanagement.com
Subject
Maintenance request: [your address]

Hello,

The kitchen sink at [your address], unit [number], is leaking under the cabinet. It started this morning. Photos are attached.

The best way to reach me is [phone or email], weekdays after 5 pm.

Thank you, [your name]

An example request. Replace the parts in brackets with your own details.

What happens after you report a problem

How we work with you on a repair, from your first message to the finished job.

  1. Step 1: We read your request

    Requests by email and by the contact form come to the same team. We aim to reply within 1 to 2 business days.
  2. Step 2: We ask for anything we still need

    If something is unclear, we may ask for more detail, a photo or a good time to reach you.
  3. Step 3: We arrange the repair

    We plan the work and agree with you on when someone can come to the home.
  4. Step 4: We check that it is fixed

    When the work is done, we confirm with you that the problem is solved.

Online tenant portal

Not available yet

There is no online tenant portal at this time. For now, email and the contact form are the ways to request maintenance and ask questions. If we add an online portal, we will announce it on this page.

Common questions from tenants

What counts as an emergency?
Anything that puts someone in danger. Call 911 first, then let us know once everyone is safe.
Something urgent happened at night or on a weekend. What do I do?
If anyone is in danger, call 911. For maintenance emergencies outside business hours, email admin@adioramanagement.com and we will respond as soon as practicable.
How do I send photos?
Attach them to an email to admin@adioramanagement.com. The contact form does not take attachments.
When will I hear back?
We aim to reply within 1 to 2 business days. Response times for repairs vary with the problem.
Can Adiora help with a home it does not manage?
Maintenance requests and emergency response are for the properties we manage. If you own a property and need repairs or upkeep, see our property services.

Fair housing

Read our fair housing statement, including how to file a complaint with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.

Need a repair?

Send the address, your unit and what is wrong. We will take it from there.