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Which Maintenance Contractors Does a Building Need First?
Start with what law and safety require: fire protection, elevators and backflow testing where they apply. Next cover what is costly to fail: HVAC and the roof, each serviced at least twice a year. Then line up a plumber, electrician and locksmith before an emergency, and consider one facility maintenance company if you have little staff time.

Facility Maintenance
Full-service building maintenance companies that handle day-to-day repairs, preventive tasks and subcontracted trades under one contract.

HVAC
Heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration installers and service companies, including rooftop units and service agreements.

Plumbing
Plumbers for leaks, drains, water heaters, grease traps and backflow preventer testing.

Electrical
Electricians for panels, lighting, generators, emergency lights and repairs.

Roofing
Roofers for inspections, leak repair, flat and low-slope commercial roofs, and replacement.

Fire Protection
Fire sprinkler, fire alarm and extinguisher inspection, testing and repair companies.

Elevators
Elevator and escalator maintenance, inspection, repair and modernization companies.

Pest Control
Pest and termite control for offices, retail, food businesses and apartments.

Locks & Doors
Locksmiths, master key systems, access control, and overhead, garage and automatic door service.

Handyman
General repair services for small jobs: patching, fixtures, shelving, doors and punch lists.

Parking Lots
Asphalt repair, sealcoating, crack sealing and line striping for commercial lots.
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