What is Planned or Preventative Maintenance?

Planned maintenance also known as preventative maintenance. It is a proactive strategy where maintenance and inspections on property assets are scheduled at regular interims. This ensures that an item or fixture is maintained to a certain standard and to minimise costs.

The benefits of planned or preventative maintenance are much more than saving money. Some benefits of preventative maintenance include:

  • Improved safety and health performance of asset
  • Improved maintenance and repair quality
  • Increased asset integrity
  • Reduced fixed costs
  • More zccurate budgeting

Examples of planned/preventative maintenance:

Gutter cleaning

Gutters to be cleaned every 6 – 12 months to prevent overflow of gutters and rust.

Pest control

Pest control should be done at least every 6 – 12 months in order to prevent breeding and infestation.

Painting

Painting of your home or investment property is recommended at least every 3 – 5 years to maintain the appearance and condition of the asset.

Flooring replacement

Flooring replacement at your home or investment property is usually done after 5 – 7 years to maintain the appearance and condition of the asset.

Plumbing

Most plumbing works to be inspected and washers to be changed every 12 months to prevent further damage to tap ware, nearby fixtures and fittings and stress of emergency.

Contact Asset Alliance on 1300 335 338 or fill out the form on our website assetalliance.com.au for a free property inspection and quotation.

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