Pacific Northwest property management, managed by people who live here.
Leasing, maintenance and accounting under one roof. CRMC designated. Since 1994.
We handle the whole life of a tenancy: pricing and marketing, resident screening, lease execution, rent collection, maintenance, monthly reporting, and compliance with Washington and city landlord-tenant law, which is not the same in Tacoma as it is in Puyallup.
Maintenance, landscaping and irrigation run through Kalles Maintenance LLC, our own company, so for the homes we manage the work is scheduled, done and accounted for in one place. Kalles Maintenance also works directly for the public. You do not have to be a management client to hire them. They take homeowners, HOAs, commercial properties and other property managers, and you can request an estimate for a one-time job or ongoing service.
How we can help
Three service lines, plus what residents need day to day.
Property management
Leasing, screening, rent collection, maintenance and monthly reporting for single family homes and small multifamily.
Maintenance and landscaping
Repairs, handyman work, grounds care and irrigation through Kalles Maintenance LLC. You do not have to be a management client to hire us.
See also irrigation services
Community associations
Owner communication, dues collection, rule enforcement, vendor coordination and board reporting for condo and HOA communities.
Find a rental
Current listings in Puyallup, Tacoma and the surrounding area. Pick the home you want and apply from that listing.
Resident resources
Pay rent, send a maintenance request, and find the disclosures and forms that go with your tenancy.
What you can expect
The things owners and residents actually ask about.
Management: 8 to 10% of collected rent, $125 monthly minimum
Leasing a vacant unit: 50% of one month’s rent, $350 minimum
Lease renewal: 15% of one month’s rent
Onboarding: $250 per property
Most companies here publish a monthly percentage. Almost none publish what they charge to fill a vacancy or renew a lease, and that is usually the larger number. Ours is above. Your management rate is set in the agreement before you sign.

Find out what your home should rent for
A rent range with the reasoning behind it, and what we would change before it goes on the market. No cost, no obligation, and you do not have to be considering management to ask.

