Building maintenance
1. General Maintenance
Routine Inspections: Regularly inspecting the building and its systems to identify potential issues early.
Minor Repairs: Fixing minor issues such as broken tiles, leaking faucets, and loose doorknobs.
2. HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning)
System Inspections: Checking HVAC systems to ensure they are functioning correctly.
Filter Replacement: Replacing air filters to improve air quality and system efficiency.
Repairs and Upgrades: Fixing or upgrading HVAC components to maintain optimal performance.
3. Electrical Services
Routine Inspections: Checking electrical systems for safety and efficiency.
Lighting Maintenance: Replacing bulbs, fixing fixtures, and upgrading to energy-efficient lighting.
Electrical Repairs: Addressing issues with wiring, outlets, and circuit breakers.
4. Painting and Surface Maintenance
Interior and Exterior Painting: Repainting walls, ceilings, and exterior surfaces to maintain appearance and protect materials.
Surface Cleaning: Power washing and cleaning exterior surfaces to remove dirt and grime.
5. Landscaping and Groundskeeping
Lawn Care: Mowing, fertilizing, and aerating lawns to keep them healthy.
Plant Maintenance: Pruning trees and shrubs, planting flowers, and maintaining garden beds.
Irrigation System Maintenance: Inspecting and repairing irrigation systems to ensure efficient water use.
6. Janitorial Services
Regular Cleaning: Daily or weekly cleaning of common areas, offices, restrooms, and other spaces.
Deep Cleaning: Periodic deep cleaning of carpets, upholstery, and hard-to-reach areas.
Waste Management: Emptying trash bins, recycling, and managing waste disposal.
7. Energy Management
Energy Audits: Assessing energy use and recommending improvements to reduce consumption.
