Preserve Your Captial Investment
Maintaining your facilities systems is an investment in capital preservation. We can prove to you that regular and thorough preventive maintenance practices will save your organization money in the long run by protecting your assets and controlling your utility usage. All too often we hear potential customers say that “I don’t believe in maintenance”, or that “I am not going to pay that much to just change filters”. This misunderstanding of what proper preventive maintenance is costs building owners thousands of dollars in wasted energy and unnecessary repairs each year. Less than ethical contractors will actually sell skimpy maintenance programs on purpose, knowing that the real money will be made in repairs down the road!

Buy Value
When you are taking competitive bids on maintenance services, be sure to compare the price the company is charging you against their hourly rate. By determining approximately how much time your vendor is allowing for maintenance tasks, you can get a good idea of whether you are purchasing a “drive by”, or a true preventive maintenance service. At DIVCO, we look at maintenance as an important part of keeping your building healthy and your investment in capital equipment secure – we don’t skimp on time just to sell a contract.

Justification
The following are a few real life examples of how a few additional dollars spent on proper maintenance would have saved a tremendous amount of money in the long run. These pictures were all taken by DIVCO employees during initial site inspections.

Our service planners will custom tailor a program that will meet your needs, taking into account your goals, objectives, and budget. We can provide maintenance services on demand, on a scheduled basis, or on a completely turn key basis where all system costs are fixed to a monthly or quarterly fee. Most importantly, when you use us to maintain your equipment, you can rest assured that the work is actually getting done.

Please contact one of our service planners if you would like more information.