Maintenance
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PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAMS
In order to make your preventive maintenance program as effective as possible we provide the following four essential parts. These parts are well thought out and meticulously followed so that you can fully realize the benefits of your preventive maintenance program.

The Initial Audit Inspection
The audit inspection is a detailed inspection of all components of the system and other related or connected building systems. The purpose of the audit inspection is to identify any condition that may be the result of or lead to damage. The data that is collected during the audit inspection becomes the base upon which the preventive maintenance program is based.

Timely Performance of Required Maintenance Tasks
Once the inspection is complete and defects have been identified, we work with your maintenance personnel or contractor to make sure the proper repairs are made.

Record Keeping
Record keeping begins with organizing the information that is gathered during the audit survey. This information includes the original construction data when available. It also includes dimensions, penetrations observed defects and other notable features observed during the audit survey.

Follow-Up Inspections
Follow-up inspections are to be performed at least two times per year. Other inspections can be done after severe weather, or when there has been excessive foot traffic or when other conditions that may cause damage have occurred.