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Maintenance for residential and commercial buildings can be broadly categorized into several types, each addressing specific needs to ensure the safety, functionality, and aesthetic appeal of the property which we undertake
1. Preventive Maintenance:
What it is: Proactive tasks performed at regular intervals to prevent future problems and breakdowns.
Examples: Inspecting and cleaning HVAC systems, replacing air filters, checking plumbing fixtures for leaks, testing smoke detectors, and lubricating door hinges.
Benefits: Extends equipment lifespan, reduces repair costs, improves energy efficiency, and promotes occupant safety.
Frequency: Varies depending on the system or component, but typically done monthly, quarterly, or annually.
2. Corrective Maintenance:
What it is: Fixing issues that have already arisen to restore functionality and safety.
Examples: Repairing leaking faucets, replacing broken windows, patching cracks in walls, fixing malfunctioning appliances, and addressing electrical problems.
Benefits: Restores functionality, prevents further damage and ensures safety.
Frequency: Performed as needed when problems occur.
3. Routine Maintenance:
What it is: Regular tasks performed to maintain the cleanliness and aesthetics of the property.
Examples: Cleaning floors, windows, and carpets, emptying trash, mowing lawns, trimming hedges, and removing snow.
Benefits: Creates a pleasant and safe environment, extends the life of building elements, and protects against deterioration.
Frequency: This varies depending on the task, but is often done daily, weekly, or monthly.
5. Major Maintenance:
What it is: Large-scale projects involving significant repairs, upgrades, or replacements of building components.
Examples: Roof replacements, window replacements, kitchen or bathroom renovations, structural repairs, and major plumbing or electrical overhauls.
Benefits: Enhances property value, improves functionality and comfort, and extends the lifespan of the building.
Frequency: Performed as needed, often every few years or decades.
4. Emergency Maintenance:
What it is: Urgent repairs are needed to address sudden and critical problems that pose a safety risk or cause significant damage.
Examples: Repairing burst pipes, fixing major electrical outages, addressing fire hazards, and responding to natural disasters.
Benefits: Prevents injury, minimizes damage, and restores essential services.
Frequency: Performed immediately when emergency situations arise.