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• Tags: Planned Preventive Maintenance
• 07 Mar

Planned Preventive Maintenance…you might think this is one boring blog to read about. However you are probably reading this because you want to ensure your property is safe and well maintained. Having a planned preventive maintenance strategy or programme in place is vital whether you own your own home or own a property that you lease out to businesses, for example. We have pulled in the experts, to convince you  why you need to hurry up and purchase a preventative maintenance plan.

What Is Planned Preventive Maintenance?

Planned Preventive Maintenance differs from emergency or reactive maintenance programmes. Anderson Property Services advises that maintenance firm like themselves aim to anticipate or predict problems and fix them while they are still considered minor. You can book a property review for your business or home whenever is most convenient and surveyors can fully analyse the property and come up with the most appropriate preventive plan.

Benefits Of Planned Preventive Maintenance

It is argued that planned maintenance is a highly cost effective method of maintaining your property

• Highly expensive when you delay issues and deal with them reactively
• Regular visits will save time in the long run – if an issue, such as flooding, happens then your workers may have to be out of office for some time – and issue that can be prevented through planned maintenance
• Can tailor work specifically to the property and the needs of the home or business
• You can budget more accurately if you know when a maintenance company will be coming in
• Reduce the risk of unexpected costs
• Reduces insurance
• Increased the value of your property

It is best to book in a visit from your property maintenance expert twice a year to ensure any issues get dealt with before they turn into a major incident. From electrics to plumbing and decorating to building work – your property maintenance company can ensure everything is safe and secure.

Don’t Forget…

• Cleaning of the exterior from power washing to a fresh slick of paint
• Interior cleaning – to meet government regulations if you run a business
• Daily repairs – such as changing light bulbs
• Surrounding grounds: such as maintaining a car park, garden and even pavements
• Weather – bad weather can cause havoc on a property, from a tree falling, to a black out, blocked gutters and cleaning up debris
• Unwanted trash – unfortunately some people use sidewalks and business properties as a dumping ground for unwanted trash

Use your property maintenance company to deal with all these issues so you don’t have to.