Commercial preventive maintenance

Commercial Preventive Maintenance in Southern California

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

Give recurring maintenance a clear place in the schedule.

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 starting plan identifies covered assets, recurring tasks, proposed intervals and the contact who approves additional work. That gives your team a clear way to review each service visit and distinguish scheduled maintenance from corrective repairs.

Technician using a clipboard to inspect a row of rooftop HVAC units.

What the program can cover

Organize the work by system and trade.

The proposal identifies the covered assets, tasks, visit frequency and exclusions. The following are examples to discuss during the property review.

Building systems

Coordinate maintenance needs for the equipment and systems included in your agreement.

  • HVAC service coordination
  • Electrical and lighting maintenance
  • Plumbing and fixture service needs

Building fabric

Address recurring upkeep for the spaces your occupants and visitors use.

  • Doors and hardware
  • Ceilings, drywall and finishes
  • Interior and exterior maintenance priorities

Inspection & follow-up

Connect observations from service visits with a clear next action.

  • Review agreed areas and systems
  • Document maintenance concerns
  • Separate corrective repairs from recurring tasks
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Define the scope

Know what is included before work begins.

Start with an asset list showing each location, equipment identifier when available, existing provider and recent service history. Add recurring complaints, tenant restrictions and shutdown windows. A focused list of priority assets is enough to begin the review; information gaps can be identified as the scope develops.

Brady’s custom service platform lets your team monitor locations, assets, maintenance, asset inspections and associated service activities. You receive a full work-order report for the work performed, plus an inspection form when inspections are involved. Review these records alongside your ongoing maintenance priorities.

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

From property review to recurring service.

01

Review

Share the property details, covered systems, service history and priorities.

02

Define

Agree on assets, tasks, visit frequency, access and approval procedures.

03

Coordinate

Plan visits around site contacts, operating hours and the approved scope.

04

Review findings

Review the work-order report against the recurring scope. Use applicable inspection forms and asset history to discuss open concerns, additional repairs and changes to the next maintenance period.

Questions & answers

The details, before you start.

How often should maintenance visits occur?

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.

Are all repairs included?

The agreement identifies included work. Repairs, replacement parts or equipment, specialist work and additional visits may require a separate proposal and authorization.

Can we start with one building?

Yes. Begin with one property or a defined group of locations. The scope and workflow can be refined before adding buildings.

Can an inspection help establish the program?

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.

Where can we discuss service?

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

Preventative maintenance across Southern California.

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.

Orange County
San Bernardino County
Riverside County
Los Angeles County
San Diego County

City names describe service coverage. They do not represent Brady offices or branches.

Brady Facility Services

Build a maintenance plan around your property.

Tell us the location, building type and systems you want covered. We will review your needs and confirm the next step.