3 Tips for a Proactive Commercial Maintenance Plan
Keeping your business up and running means more than just planning your inventory and employee schedules. Where you house your business takes a lot of thought and attention, especially if you have foot traffic to the location and use space for storing your products. The best way to address building maintenance is with a proactive plan that targets the most vulnerable and experience areas of maintenance.
1. The Roofing System
Whether sloped or flat, you need to know the quality of your roof. It this first line of defense against weather elements that can threaten the safety of your employees and destroy your inventory. If your location is prone to strong weather conditions, you need to be aware of the drainage or gutter system, as well as the measurement of roof snow load. Address weak areas before the become major problems.
