SERVICES / ANNUAL MAINTENANCE PROGRAM

THE WHOLE YEAR ON ONE CALENDAR.

Stop rebidding the same work every quarter. One agreement bundles your recurring lanes with scheduled preventive tasks across the full year, priced once, invoiced once, and managed by one person who already knows the building.

Facility manager reviewing an annual maintenance calendar on a tablet in a building corridor
12
MONTHS SCHEDULED UP FRONT
ONE
BUDGET, ONE INVOICE
PLANNED
PREVENTIVE BEFORE REACTIVE
CAPITAL
FORECAST REPORT YEARLY

ANNUAL MAINTENANCE PROGRAM / PROGRAMS + SCOPE

A twelve-month plan instead of twelve emergencies.

The calendar is built from the building, its age, its systems, and its lease obligations. Quarterly filter changes and a semiannual roof walk cost a fraction of the failures they prevent.

  • *Scheduled
  • +Budgeted
  • OKForecast

18 calendared tasks

Quarterly HVAC, semiannual roof inspections, annual backflow testing, spring and fall grounds, seasonal snow, and periodic floor care.

Decide how much of the year you want covered.

Every tier includes a published task calendar, consolidated invoicing, and an annual capital planning report.

  • 01PRG-BASE

    Base

    Recurring only

    Your existing recurring lanes consolidated onto one agreement with one invoice and one contact

  • 02PRG-PLUS

    Plus

    Plus preventive

    Recurring services with quarterly mechanical and semiannual envelope tasks added to the calendar

  • 03PRG-SEASON

    Season

    Full year

    Everything scheduled including snow, grounds, floor care, and required annual compliance testing

  • 04PRG-ASSET

    Asset

    Capital planned

    Full program with equipment condition tracking and a multi-year replacement forecast for ownership

WHAT THE SCOPE COVERS

What lands on the calendar and when.

Every task has a month, an owner, and a completion record. At any point in the year you can see what has been done, what is scheduled next, and what has been deferred with a reason attached.

MECHANICAL

Quarterly HVAC filter and belt service

Cooling and heating season changeovers

Rooftop unit condition photos

Annual backflow prevention testing

ENVELOPE

Semiannual roof and flashing inspections

Drain and gutter clearing

Caulk, seal, and door sweep checks

Exterior lighting and signage survey

SEASONAL

Spring cleanup and mulch refresh

Mowing and landscape maintenance

Fall leaf removal and irrigation blowout

Snow and ice contract activation

INTERIOR

Periodic floor stripping and refinishing

Carpet extraction rotations

Window and interior glass cycles

Restroom deep cleaning schedule

Why the program pays for itself.

  • Deferred work becomes visible

    Tasks that keep slipping show up on a report instead of quietly waiting to become a failure in February.

  • Budgets stop being a guess

    One annual number replaces a year of unpredictable invoices from vendors you had to find under pressure.

  • Ownership gets a forecast

    The capital planning report names the roof, the rooftop units, and the parking lot with the year each needs funding.

Put next year on a calendar before it starts.

Bundle the lanes you already buy, add the preventive tasks you keep postponing, and pay one predictable number.

COMPARE PROGRAMS->

MAINTENANCE PROGRAM MANAGEMENT

SURPRISES BECOME LINE ITEMS.

Your facility manager builds the calendar, dispatches the vendors, verifies completion, and writes the annual report. You get one relationship covering the entire property instead of a folder of contracts.

  1. 01

    AUDIT THE BUILDING

    Systems, equipment ages, roof condition, grounds, and current vendor spend are documented in a single site assessment.

  2. 02

    BUILD THE CALENDAR

    Recurring lanes and preventive tasks are placed month by month with a fixed annual price behind the schedule.

  3. 03

    EXECUTE AND VERIFY

    Crews are dispatched on schedule and every completed task is logged with date, technician, and photo evidence.

  4. 04

    REPORT AND FORECAST

    A year-end review covers what was completed, what was deferred, and what capital expense to fund next.

READY FOR A MAINTENANCE PROGRAM PROPOSAL?

ONE AGREEMENT. THE ENTIRE PROPERTY.

Request a facility audit. You get a proposed twelve-month calendar, a single annual price, and a capital outlook before you commit.

REQUEST A PROPOSAL

TELL US ABOUT THE BUILDING.

A facility manager replies within one business day to schedule a walkthrough. Building emergencies: call us instead, any hour.

Which services do you need?
How urgent is it?
  • HVAC
  • ROOF
  • GROUNDS
  • SNOW
  • FLOORS
  • FORECAST