The Choice for Puyallup & Tacoma Property Management
Kalles Properties has managed residential rental property in Puyallup, Tacoma, and Pierce County since 1994. Roughly 300 rental homes are under our management today, all in this market.
Our management covers the full life of a tenancy: pricing and marketing, resident screening, lease execution, rent collection, maintenance coordination, monthly financial reporting, and compliance with Washington and local landlord-tenant law, which varies by city. Maintenance, landscaping, and irrigation are handled by Kalles Maintenance, our affiliated company, so work is scheduled, completed, and accounted for under one roof.
Are You Maximizing Your Investment’s Potential?
How We Can Help
Three service lines, plus what residents need day to day. All of it runs through our own office in Puyallup.
Property Management Services
Leasing, resident screening, rent collection, maintenance coordination and monthly reporting for single family homes and small multifamily.
Property Landscaping & Maintenance
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 Association Services
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, submit maintenance requests and reach us through your online portal.
What You Can Expect
You can reach us
The office is open 9:00 to 5:00, Monday through Friday, closed over the lunch hour. Residents have an emergency number for urgent issues after hours.
One team handles your property
Leasing, maintenance, landscaping, and accounting run through our own people. Nothing falls between vendors, and no one has to be chased.
Independently audited
Kalles Properties holds the Certified Residential Management Company designation from NARPM. It requires a Master Property Manager on staff, documented management volume, and an outside audit of financial handling, maintenance processes, and legal compliance.