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Free property emergency tools

Printable checklists and fill-in plans for the first hour of a property emergency. Free to use, print and share with credit.

RepairNowUSA editorial review · Published October 14, 2026 · Review standards

Free tools

First-hour emergency checklists

Printable checklists for the first hour of eight common property emergencies: burst pipes, sewage, ceiling leaks, storm roof damage, gas smells, sparking outlets, no heat and AC failure.

Property emergency plan

A fill-in plan for owners and property managers: shutoff locations, utility numbers, insurance details and repair contacts, ready to print.

Tenant emergency instructions

A one-page sheet property managers can fill in with their own numbers and hand to every resident.

Hurricane damage checklist

What to check and document after a hurricane, before repairs start.

Storm property triage checklist

How to prioritize safety, openings, water and documentation after a storm.

Repair intake checklist

The details to gather before calling for any repair, so the provider can help faster.

Who these are for

Free to print, share and link

Property managers, landlord and community associations, schools, emergency-preparedness groups and news sites may print, copy and share this page free of charge, unchanged, with the credit line “Source: RepairNowUSA.com” and a link to this page. Please do not edit the safety steps. For bulk copies, co-branded versions or corrections, see partners or media.

Link to this page: https://repairnowusa.com/emergency-tools.html

Questions

Are these tools free?

Yes. They are free to use, print and share unchanged, with the credit line “Source: RepairNowUSA.com”.

Does RepairNowUSA save what I type into the plans?

No. The fill-in plans work only on your screen and are not sent or saved.

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