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Find help for a leaking sink through the available service links, or use a contractor you know. Agree the scope, price and access directly, then keep the work and invoice with the rental.

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Open

Kitchen sink is leaking

410 Maple Court, Unit A

Requested on
Nov 4, 2026
Category
Plumbing
Reported by
Maya Chen
Water dripping from the pipe under a kitchen sink

Open requests2

  • Kitchen sink is leakingMaya Chen · Unit AOpen
  • Bathroom fan is noisyTheo Park · Unit BOpen
Keep everyone working from the same details.
Service providers Repairs & maintenance Clear job details Direct arrangements

From a maintenance request

Open the request.
Find a pro.

On the kitchen sink request, choose Find a pro. Rentari shows Thumbtack plumbers near the rental, so you can compare prices and response times, then request a quote.

  • The trade comes from the request
  • Pros near the rental’s address
  • Request a quote without leaving the request

Rentari + Thumbtack

Your next repair.
Meet your next pro.

We’ve partnered with Thumbtack to help you find local professionals for the jobs your rental needs.

Our home services partner

Local help.
One less thing on your list.

Explore profiles, read reviews and contact pros on Thumbtack. Choose who you work with and agree the details directly.

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Repairs

Plumbing, electrical and everyday fixes.

Turnovers

Help preparing a rental for its next resident.

Cleaning

A fresh start between tenancies.

Upkeep

Routine care and seasonal projects.

A few details.
A way forward.

Start your search on Thumbtack. Choose the pro and arrangements that work for you.

01

Describe the job

Head to Thumbtack and enter the service you need and the rental’s location.

02

Compare local pros

Review profiles and customer feedback, then reach out to discuss the work and a quote.

03

Choose your contractor

Confirm the scope, visit and payment terms directly with your chosen provider.

A good brief.
A better start.

Give the contractor useful context before the visit: what happened, where the problem is, and what needs to be confirmed.

  • The tenant’s description and photos
  • A clear scope of work
  • Access and scheduling details
See how a request starts
A contractor and a resident discussing a visit at the front door
Before the visit

A few details to agree

The scope. The timing. The price.

Arrange access with the tenant
A little context can save a lot of back and forth.

Agree the work.
Agree the payment.

Discuss the quote and payment terms with your chosen provider. Booking, the service itself and payment are handled directly with that provider.

  • Review the quote before authorizing work
  • Confirm changes and any additional cost
  • Keep the final invoice and receipt
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From the quote to the receipt

Three details worth keeping.

  1. The agreed scopeWhat the provider will do, including materials and any exclusions.
  2. The payment termsThe agreed price, when payment is due and how it will be paid.
  3. The final invoiceA reference for the completed work and your rental records.

Rentari does not book or pay the provider from this page.

Clear answers.
Less guesswork.

How does Rentari’s Thumbtack partnership work?

Follow our link to Thumbtack to search for local professionals, review their profiles and discuss your project. You choose the provider and arrange the work with them.

Can I use a contractor I already know?

Yes. You choose who handles the work. Contact your own contractor and agree the job directly.

Where do I book and pay?

Contact pros through Thumbtack, then agree booking and payment directly with your chosen provider. These arrangements are handled outside Rentari.

Who sets the price and service terms?

The provider sets the quote, availability, payment terms and service conditions. Review those details before authorizing the work.

Rentari + Thumbtack

Less searching.
More getting it done.

Find local help for the next job on your rental’s list.