Your home is more than an expense.

Your dishwasher is running longer than normal, which often means the spray arm is clogging up.

Thirty minutes and a bottle of cleaner usually fixes it. If it keeps happening, we're looking at a pump. I'll flag that if the pattern continues.

Your roof is thirteen years old, so it's in the second half of its typical life.

Not an emergency. But when you list the house someday, inspectors will flag it, and buyers will negotiate. I'll watch for specific signs — missing shingles, granule loss, ceiling stains.

You just moved in. The water bill seems high. Is that normal?

TaskDwell cross-references your usage against typical homes of this size in your region. If there's a silent leak, we flag it with a diagnostic path. If it's just move-in normal, we tell you that too.

You don't know what an HVAC filter is, and you're not sure how often it needs changing.

That's fine. TaskDwell knows your system — make, model, install date. Filter reminders show up when they actually matter, with the exact filter size and where to buy it.

You've lived here ten years. You've done a lot of work. What's coming up?

Property Health shows what's been quiet (good baseline to keep), what patterns are emerging, and what components are entering their cost-risk window. No surprises at sale time.

Tax time. What did you spend on the house this year, and which items are improvements?

Every completed signal captures cost + category. Home office, energy credits, capital improvements that affect cost basis when you sell — all tagged automatically. Export a CSV for your CPA.