We all know regular body check-ups and car servicing can prolong lifespan and even save you unnecessary expenses. The same applies to property — especially when it comes to commercial property maintenance. Yet, many choose to disregard property maintenance until a problem that can no longer be ignored arises.
Now, there are many things to consider when it comes to property maintenance, and often concurrently too. So you’re not alone if you sometimes wish maintaining the appearance and presentation of your site was so much simpler.
Property Maintenance Services and Their Benefits for Your Property
In our 60 plus years, we’ve seen much, heard much, done much. And have saved many a maintenance requirement from falling into the ‘too hard’ basket. Quite likely too, we’ve come across almost all kinds of requirements; and have been able to find the right maintenance solution suited for different industries.
So we thought we’d share what we’ve found to be the most relevant services for their ability to keep properties in top condition, so you can maximise your investment now and into the future.
Want some advice on property maintenance? A quick chat with one of our property experts can help guide you towards achieving your property maintenance goals.
Property Maintenance 101 FAQs
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What is commercial property maintenance?
Commercial property maintenance involves the upkeep, repair, and management of buildings and outdoor areas used for business purposes. This includes services like painting, landscaping, electrical work, plumbing, cleaning, and general repairs to ensure facilities remain safe, functional, and visually appealing for tenants, clients, and employees.
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What are the three main types of maintenance requirements for managed properties?
The three main types are:
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Preventive maintenance – regular checks to avoid breakdowns.
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Corrective maintenance – fixing issues after they occur.
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Predictive maintenance – using data and monitoring tools to anticipate and address problems before failure.
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What is the difference between commercial and residential maintenance?
Commercial maintenance covers larger-scale buildings like offices, schools, or retail spaces and often involves stricter regulations and specialised services. Residential maintenance focuses on homes and apartments, generally involving simpler tasks. Commercial work typically requires more advanced equipment, regular servicing schedules, and compliance with industry standards.
