Built for New York
Planned care for the plumbing, hot-water and boiler systems behind your building, organized around the equipment and the property’s needs.
How we can help
A maintenance agreement should reflect your building’s plumbing and boiler equipment, operating needs and recurring issues. We start with available equipment lists, service records and the areas of concern. The proposed scope can include planned boiler service, hot-water equipment, pumps, valves and plumbing inspections, with visit frequency and responsibilities agreed for the property.
A maintenance visit can also identify items to review for repair or replacement. We discuss follow-up work separately so owners and managers can distinguish routine care from a larger project. This helps build a practical record of equipment condition and planned improvements for occupied residential and commercial buildings across all five boroughs.
A few things to know
We review each building’s equipment and service needs before discussing the scope and visit schedule.
Yes. A proposed agreement can bring plumbing, boiler-room and hot-water equipment into one coordinated maintenance scope.
