T E Johnson & Sons

T E Johnson & Sons 🏡 Making Landlords Look Good Since 1928
🔑 We help property owners lease & manage with confidence
📍 Winston-Salem, NC + the Triad

A great property management company starts with a great team.Every lease, maintenance request, owner update, showing, ph...
08/12/2026

A great property management company starts with a great team.

Every lease, maintenance request, owner update, showing, phone call, and move-in is supported by people who genuinely care about delivering exceptional service.

Thank you for getting to know the faces behind T.E. Johnson & Sons. We look forward to continuing to serve our owners, residents, and community for many years to come.

🏡 Experience the difference a dedicated team can make.

👋 Meet Brewer Johnson, Administrative Assistant.Brewer joined the T.E. Johnson & Sons team about a year ago and has quic...
08/05/2026

👋 Meet Brewer Johnson, Administrative Assistant.

Brewer joined the T.E. Johnson & Sons team about a year ago and has quickly become an important part of our daily operations. Whether assisting residents, supporting office operations, or helping keep everything organized behind the scenes, Brewer is always ready to lend a hand.

We're excited to have her as part of our growing team!

07/31/2026

Boil Water Advisory Lifted for All Customers ‼️

Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Utilities just announced that the boil water advisory has been lifted, effective immediately, for all customers. Laboratory testing has confirmed that water throughout all impacted areas of the distribution system is safe for consumption, and customers may return to normal water use.
 
The advisory was issued following a loss of system pressure that created the potential for back siphonage and the introduction of harmful bacteria into the water distribution system. This precautionary measure was necessary to ensure compliance with state regulations and reporting requirements while water quality testing was conducted.
 
In addition, repairs have been successfully completed on the damaged water main that contributed to the service disruption. Testing and evaluation of the newly installed section of pipe are currently underway. Results from those tests are expected to be available for review the morning of Saturday, August 1. Once testing confirms the line meets all water quality and operational requirements, the repaired main will be returned to service. 
 
Staff continue to monitor system recovery efforts, and customer water conservation remains important during this phase until the repaired main is placed into service.

“Providing safe, reliable water service is one of our core responsibilities, and our team recognizes that water is critical to public health, safety, and strength of our community,” said WSFC Utilities Director Courtney Driver. “Our employees work hard around the clock to maintain the system we all depend on. We will evaluate this event and implement improvements to further strengthen system reliability.”
 
We thank you for your patience and cooperation throughout the incident, as well as emergency response partners, neighboring utilities, and local and regional agencies for their assistance, resources, and expertise throughout the recovery effort.

07/29/2026

💦Important Update for Forsyth County & Surrounding Areas💦

Due to the major water main break affecting our area, many homes and businesses are experiencing little to no water pressure, while others are without water altogether. As water service is restored, the City of Winston-Salem has issued a boil water advisory for affected customers.

What does a boil water advisory mean? When water pressure drops significantly, there’s a possibility that bacteria or other contaminants could enter the water system. As a precaution, you should bring your tap water to a rolling boil for at least one minute, then allow it to cool before using it for drinking, making ice, brushing your teeth, preparing food, or giving it to pets.

In addition to following the boil water advisory, there are a few simple steps you can take to help protect your plumbing system once your water is turned back on:

💧 Turn faucets on slowly. Start with the faucet closest to where the water enters your home or building to help release trapped air and sediment.

💧 Run cold water for several minutes. This helps flush out dirt, rust, or other debris that may have entered the water lines during the repair process.

💧 Check for leaks. Inspect faucets, toilets, water heaters, washing machine hoses, and any visible plumbing once water pressure returns.

💧 Clean faucet aerators if needed. Sediment can become trapped in the small screens on your faucets, reducing water flow. Removing and rinsing them can often restore normal pressure.

💧 Wait before using hot water. Allow the cold water to run first so your water heater has a chance to refill and flush any sediment before heavy use.

💧 Monitor your water. Cloudy or slightly discolored water can be normal immediately after service is restored. Let the cold water run until it clears. If discoloration continues, contact your local water provider.

We know this has been a frustrating day for many families and businesses throughout our community. We appreciate the crews working to restore service as quickly as possible and hope everyone has clean, reliable water again soon.

If you notice leaks, low pressure that doesn’t improve, or other plumbing issues after your water is restored, the Cogar Plumbing team is here to help.

📞336-930-3535

👋 Meet Jaclyn Prevette, Office Manager.After several years with T.E. Johnson & Sons, Jaclyn was promoted to Office Manag...
07/29/2026

👋 Meet Jaclyn Prevette, Office Manager.

After several years with T.E. Johnson & Sons, Jaclyn was promoted to Office Manager last year. She keeps our daily operations running smoothly while supporting both our clients and team behind the scenes.

Her commitment to organization, customer service, and efficiency makes her an invaluable part of our company and helps ensure every interaction with T.E. Johnson & Sons is a positive one.

👋 Meet Nathan Fyler, Maintenance Coordinator & Broker.Nathan oversees maintenance operations across our portfolio, coord...
07/22/2026

👋 Meet Nathan Fyler, Maintenance Coordinator & Broker.

Nathan oversees maintenance operations across our portfolio, coordinating vendors, repairs, inspections, and property improvements to help protect our owners' investments.

Drawing on his experience in the U.S. Navy maintaining military aircraft, Nathan brings organization, attention to detail, and a solutions-focused approach to every project. Earlier this year, he also earned his North Carolina broker's license, further expanding his knowledge of the real estate industry.

👋 Meet Adriana Mantero, Leasing Manager & Broker.Since joining T.E. Johnson & Sons, Adriana has helped modernize many of...
07/15/2026

👋 Meet Adriana Mantero, Leasing Manager & Broker.

Since joining T.E. Johnson & Sons, Adriana has helped modernize many of our leasing processes while overseeing everything from marketing and applicant screening to lease preparation, move-ins, and resident communication.

After earning her broker's license last year, she continues to focus on creating efficient systems that improve the experience for both property owners and residents while delivering knowledgeable, responsive service every step of the way.

👋 Meet Phillip Johnson, President & Broker in Charge.With nearly two decades at T.E. Johnson & Sons, Phillip leads our c...
07/08/2026

👋 Meet Phillip Johnson, President & Broker in Charge.

With nearly two decades at T.E. Johnson & Sons, Phillip leads our company with a passion for helping property owners maximize their investments through professional property management.

His leadership extends far beyond our office. Phillip remains actively involved at the local, state, and national levels of the REALTOR® association, advocating for property owners, housing, and the real estate industry. From serving as President of the Winston-Salem Regional Association of REALTORS® to earning REALTOR® of the Year, his commitment to advancing our profession continues to benefit both our clients and our community.

🛠️ Maintenance MondayA few minutes of preventative maintenance can save you from costly repairs down the road.Here are a...
07/06/2026

🛠️ Maintenance Monday

A few minutes of preventative maintenance can save you from costly repairs down the road.

Here are a few simple things every resident should check regularly:

✔ Look for leaks under sinks and around toilets
✔ Test smoke and carbon monoxide detectors
✔ Replace or clean HVAC filters as needed
✔ Watch for signs of pest activity
✔ Make sure gutters and exterior drains are clear

Staying on top of small issues helps keep your home safe, comfortable, and running smoothly.

If you notice a maintenance concern, give our office a call so we can help.

📞 336-722-6133
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Holiday Office ClosureIn observance of Independence Day, the T.E. Johnson & Sons office will be closed on Friday, July 3...
07/03/2026

Holiday Office Closure

In observance of Independence Day, the T.E. Johnson & Sons office will be closed on Friday, July 3.

We will reopen on Monday, July 6, and resume normal business hours.

If you are one of our residents and experience a maintenance emergency while our office is closed, please call our emergency maintenance line and follow the prompts. For all non-emergency requests, please submit a work order through your resident portal, and we will respond as soon as possible when we return.

From all of us at T.E. Johnson & Sons, we wish you and your family a safe, happy, and enjoyable Fourth of July! ❤️🤍💙

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27101

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