Frequently asked question
What types of maintenance does the article mention?
The preventive plan covers electrical, HVAC, millwork, painting and general building work. The corrective plan covers electrical, plumbing, window and door frames and metalwork, painting, and floors and coverings.
The article lists the maintenance categories split between the two service plans of CH3 Facilities. Some appear in both; others belong to only one.
Under preventive maintenance
Plan 1, with recurring monthly visits, covers the following categories:
- Electrical
- HVAC
- Millwork
- Painting
- General building work
Under corrective maintenance
Plan 2, with on-demand visits for one-off needs, covers these categories:
- Electrical
- Plumbing
- Window and door frames and metalwork
- Painting
- Floors and coverings
What the list reveals
Electrical and painting are in both plans: they call for regular follow-up and also generate one-off service calls. HVAC, millwork and general building work appear only in the preventive plan, where the monthly visit makes it possible to track wear over time. Plumbing, window and door frames and metalwork, and floors and coverings sit in the corrective plan, aimed at specific issues.
Outside the plans, the article mentions plumbing, electrical and painting as examples of maintenance segments an outsourced provider needs to master, each with its own type of need and contract length. That is the article's argument for outsourcing: hiring in-house teams for all these trades affects a company's fixed costs.
The backdrop is the same across every category: keeping equipment and building systems running properly and promoting employee safety and well-being. CH3 provides this building maintenance for corporate spaces that need regular care or small repairs, continuing the work that began with the construction.
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