Commercial preventive maintenance
Recurring maintenance built around your Southern California commercial building, its systems and the way your business operates. Define the work, coordinate the visits and put maintenance priorities into a practical plan.
Commercial properties
Planned service visits
Multiple trades
A program built around your building
Equipment, operating hours and tenant needs vary from property to property. A useful maintenance program starts with the systems you want covered and the problems your team needs to address.
Brady Construction Group provides preventive maintenance and facility-service coordination for commercial owners, property managers and facility teams. We review your property, available service records and priorities to define a recurring scope.
The aim is a workable schedule with clear responsibilities: what is covered, when work is planned, and how findings or additional repairs are handled.
What the program can cover
The proposal identifies the covered assets, tasks, visit frequency and exclusions. The following are examples to discuss during the property review.
Coordinate maintenance needs for the equipment and systems included in your agreement.
Address recurring upkeep for the spaces your occupants and visitors use.
Connect observations from service visits with a clear next action.
Define the scope
Start with building locations, equipment information and recent service history. Identify any recurring complaints, tenant restrictions, shutdown windows or access requirements that should shape the maintenance plan.
Agree on the tasks and records required for each visit. Depending on the scope, those records may include completed work, observations, photographs and items needing further review. Reporting requirements should be settled before service starts.
Corrective repairs, replacement equipment and additional visits are addressed separately when they fall outside the agreed program. Clear authorization helps your team evaluate the next step before committing to additional work.
How it works
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Share the property details, covered systems, service history and priorities.
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Agree on assets, tasks, visit frequency, access and approval procedures.
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Plan visits around site contacts, operating hours and the approved scope.
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Use completed-service information to discuss repairs and future maintenance.
Questions & answers
Frequency depends on the covered equipment, manufacturer requirements, site conditions and operating schedule. The proposal defines the planned tasks and visit intervals for your property.
The agreement identifies included work. Repairs, replacement parts or equipment, specialist work and additional visits may require a separate proposal and authorization.
Yes. Begin with one property or a defined group of locations. The scope and workflow can be refined before adding buildings.
A scoped facility inspection can identify observed concerns and help organize maintenance priorities. Its purpose, accessible areas and reporting requirements are agreed before the visit.
Brady focuses on Southern California commercial properties. Share addresses from Santa Clarita through Los Angeles, Orange County, the Inland Empire and San Diego so coverage can be confirmed for the requested trades.
Areas we serve
Plan recurring service for your commercial property in the cities below. Browse by county to explore our service coverage.
Have a property elsewhere in our Southern California territory? Send the address and maintenance scope so we can confirm coverage for your building.
City names describe service coverage. They do not represent Brady offices or branches.
Brady Facility Services
Tell us the location, building type and systems you want covered. We will review your needs and confirm the next step.