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Maintenance Coordination

Maintenance planned, tendered and evidenced

A ten-year maintenance plan, vetted contractors, competitive tendering and a full job record for every rand spent.

Overview

Reactive spending is the most expensive kind

Schemes that run on emergencies pay a premium and still deteriorate. We build a condition-based maintenance plan, fund it through the reserve, and put every job through the same quotation, approval and sign-off trail.

  • Condition survey feeding a costed ten-year maintenance plan.
  • Three quotations above the agreed threshold, presented with a recommendation.
  • Contractors vetted for insurance, letters of good standing and tax compliance.
  • Photographic before-and-after evidence attached to each completed job.

What we deliver

Scope of service

01

Condition surveys

Building fabric, plant and common area condition assessed and scored.

02

Ten-year planning

A costed cyclical plan aligned to prescribed reserve contributions.

03

Tendering

Scopes written, quotations obtained and recommendations presented.

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Emergency response

A 24-hour line with pre-approved contractors for burst pipes and outages.

05

Job tracking

Every instruction logged with quote, approval, invoice and photographs.

06

Warranty management

Defect liability and warranty claims pursued before the scheme pays.

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How it works

A disciplined, transparent process

  1. 01

    Survey

    Condition assessment across fabric, plant and common areas.

  2. 02

    Plan

    Cyclical works costed and scheduled against the reserve fund.

  3. 03

    Tender

    Scoped works quoted competitively and approved by trustees.

  4. 04

    Execute

    Works supervised, signed off and evidenced in the job record.

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Answers

Frequently asked questions

01Can we keep our existing contractors?

Yes, provided they meet our vetting standard on insurance, tax and letters of good standing.

02What counts as an emergency?

Anything threatening safety, security or the building fabric: burst mains, electrical faults, lift entrapment, failed access control.

Fix the maintenance backlog

Request a condition survey and a costed ten-year maintenance plan.