Your building, in professional hands.
We manage the shared spaces of apartment buildings in Yerevan — lobbies, stairwells, elevators, courtyards, pools and gyms — and show every owner exactly what was done and where the money went.
Everything outside your front door
Building Management
Cleaner. Safer. Better kept. Transparent.
From the lobby to the roof — one team looks after the shared spaces of your building and reports to every owner.
Two ways to run a building.
The way it usually works
- A volunteer chair, running the building in the evenings
- Repairs only after something has already broken
- Owners pay every month and rarely see where the money goes
- Tradespeople called in one at a time, with nobody checking their work
With DEED
- A professional team, accountable to your board
- Scheduled inspections and a written maintenance log
- A monthly report to every owner on the work done and every dram spent
- One manager who hires and supervises every contractor, and answers for their work
What happens when nobody is responsible for the shared spaces.
Inside their apartments, owners take care of everything. Outside the front door, problems wait until someone finally complains.
An elevator nobody is responsible for
Elevators need regular servicing by qualified specialists. When nobody organises it, small faults turn into breakdowns — and into a danger for everyone who uses the elevator.
Water where it should not be
A leaking roof, a damp basement or a blocked drain does its damage quietly. By the time residents notice, a simple repair has already become an expensive one.
Dark stairwells and worn-out wiring
Burnt-out bulbs, exposed cables and ageing panels are easy to ignore until they become dangerous. Shared electrics need someone who checks them regularly, not someone who only reacts after a failure.
Entrances nobody wants to walk through
Dirty floors, overflowing bins and a neglected courtyard show every resident and every visitor how the building is run. They also lower what the apartments are worth.
Fees that are not collected
When some owners stop paying, there is not enough money for shared work. Repairs are postponed, and the owners who do pay start to wonder why they should carry on.
No records, and neighbours who disagree
Without a budget, receipts and minutes, every decision becomes an argument. Nobody can show how much was spent, on what, or why.
How we solve these problems.
From the day we take over a building, each of these problems has someone responsible for it. That someone is us.
Elevators on a clear schedule
We contract a qualified elevator service company, make sure it keeps to the maintenance schedule and keep a record of every visit and inspection.
Roof, basement and pipes under control
Planned inspections of the roof, basement, pipes and drains, so that a leak is found by us — not by the residents on the top floor.
Shared electrics looked after
Lighting that works in every entrance, stairwell and courtyard, with shared wiring and panels checked by qualified electricians.
Spaces that look cared for
A cleaning schedule for lobbies, stairwells, elevators and courtyards, regular waste removal and work checked against a written standard.
Fees collected fairly, and on record
We collect the building’s monthly fees, work with owners who fall behind and record every payment — so shared work is not paid for only by the owners who pay on time.
Open books for every owner
A budget your board approves, a receipt for every expense and a monthly report every owner can read. Disagreements start from facts.
Building something new?
Hand the shared spaces to a professional team from the first day residents move in — and protect what you built long after the last apartment is sold.
We walk through your building.
We take over the work.
Every owner sees the report.
What we offer
For your board
You keep the authority. The board approves the budget and the priorities, and we do the work — the tradespeople, the calls, the follow-up. Running the building stops being an unpaid second job.
For residents
One number to call when something in the building goes wrong — and someone who actually comes and fixes it.
Open books
Every dram collected and every dram spent is reported to all owners, every month. Nothing about the building’s money is hidden.
We manage every building as if we lived in it ourselves. If an owner asks where their money went, the answer should already be in their hands.
Hamid Bakhshi, Founder, DEED Building Management
- Building management
- Lobby and stairwell cleaning
- Elevator oversight
- Technical maintenance
- Pools and gyms
- Courtyards and landscaping
- Fee collection
- Monthly owner reports
Find out what your building really needs.
A free walkthrough with your board, a written report on the condition of the shared spaces and a management proposal — with no obligation.