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A Difference in Maintenance...
1. PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
Real Support
Property
Management
will assist
in the
development
and implementation
of a comprehensive
preventative
maintenance
program.
Due to
the depreciating
life of
all fixtures
and improvements
contained
within
a property,
it will
be the
responsibility
of Real
Support
Property
Management
to outline
and review
(with
the Board
of Directors)
schedules
for preventative
maintenance
procedures.
Properly
maintained
systems
will allow
maximized
performance
and minimized
expenses.
Maintenance
programs
are divided
into two
categories,
mechanical
and structural.
Mechanical
components
are classified
as heating,
ventilating,
and air
conditioning
(HVAC).
Subsystems
will constitute
the remainder
of the
property's
mechanical
components
parts.
Examples
of subsystems
are electrical
distribution,
plumbing
lines
for water,
sewer
and gas,
elevators,
garage
and parking
entry
systems,
intercom,
closed
circuit
television,
security
systems,
fire alarm,
and master
TV antennae.
All of
the aforementioned
mechanical
systems
will be
maintained
in the
best possible
condition,
the overview
of which
will be
the considered
the responsibility
of the
Management
Agent.
First
impressions
of your
Community
are most
important.
The property
should
always
look crisp
in appearance.
It is
necessary,
therefore,
to provide
for preventive
maintenance
plan for
all structural
components
which
include
parking
lots,
concrete
walkways,
roofs,
gutters,
doors,
siding
and exterior
material.
This is
done to
insure
that the
property
can maximize
its appreciated
value
in today's
Real Estate
Market.
It is
not enough
to simply
maintain
Real Estate.
One should
always
consider
how best
to improve
it. From
a property
manager's
standpoint,
improving
on existing
conditions
as opposed
to just
routine
maintenance
is our
primary
goal.
We derive
satisfaction
from being
responsible
for the
tangible
improvements
which
help residents
gain more
enjoyment
and value
from their
homes.
For more information
For Proposal
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