A two-page landscape US Letter template for printing or filling by hand.
Blank service record, home systems, and contractor contacts
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Download PDFFree homeowner resource
A free, blank home maintenance log for recording planned and completed work, home-system details, contractor contacts, costs, and supporting records. The blank template records what you enter; it does not decide what your home needs, when work is due, or whether a task is safe.
Blank service record
Preview of the reusable log fields
| Planned date | Completed date | System / item | Work performed | DIY / provider | Cost | Next due | Records / notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
The PDF and workbook also include home-system details and contractor contacts.
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Each file is free, ungated, and contains no example entries or personal information.
A two-page landscape US Letter template for printing or filling by hand.
Blank service record, home systems, and contractor contacts
application/pdf
Download PDFA four-sheet workbook with 200 log rows, validation lists, and transparent annual-summary formulas.
Maintenance log, systems, contractors, and logged-history totals
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Download XLSXA blank eight-column maintenance log with four leading provenance comments for spreadsheet or database import.
Four metadata comments, one clean header row, and no entries
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Download CSVHow to use it
Print the PDF, use the workbook formulas, or import the CSV. For CSV imports, keep or skip the four lines beginning with # as your software requires; the next line contains the eight field names.
Add the dates, system or item, work performed, who did it, cost, next due date, and where supporting records are stored.
Reference receipts, invoices, warranties, manuals, and photos without placing passwords or access codes in a shared copy. For contractors, note the date and source used to check a license, certification, or insurance.
Why keep the record
The Federal Trade Commission recommends saving a warranty and the product receipt together. Its document-retention guidance also lists home-improvement receipts and major-appliance sales receipts and warranty information among records to keep while you own the item or property. Read the FTC guidance on warranties and which documents to keep or shred.
For a future home sale, IRS Publication 523 explains that some qualifying improvements may add to adjusted basis, while ordinary repairs and maintenance generally do not. Keep the records that apply to your situation and review the current IRS Publication 523. This template is not tax advice.
A blank download contains no personal data. Once you fill it in, keep it somewhere you control, limit access, and do not record passwords, payment-card numbers, alarm codes, or entry codes in a shared copy.
The template does not inspect a home, set safe maintenance intervals, diagnose a condition, or establish that work was required. Follow the installed product instructions and local requirements, and use qualified help when the scope or safety is uncertain.
The blank PDF, XLSX, and CSV templates are licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International. The license permits sharing and adaptation with attribution and change disclosure. It does not license SeasonKeep trademarks, software, or the underlying 227-rule maintenance catalog.
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