Services

Building maintenance on a schedule, not after the outage

Preventive checks on HVAC, electrical, plumbing and lighting, general repairs, and an emergency line for the rest. Every task sits in the work-order portal so you can see what was done and when.

A UFG technician in a navy UFG shirt kneels at a wall opened to its studs, with a step ladder and trash can beside him

What building maintenance from UFG looks like

We start with a walk-through of the building's systems and write a preventive maintenance calendar: filter changes, belt and coil checks, panel inspections, fixture and valve checks, lighting rounds. Technicians work the calendar; the account manager reports on it weekly.

Repairs outside the calendar go through the portal, with a quote when needed, and emergency calls go to a person, not a queue. Trades we do not carry in-house, such as licensed panel work or refrigerant service, go to subcontractors we have used for years. You see them on the same portal.

Want this for your building?

Three fields and we call you.

What is included

Systems we maintain

  1. Filters, coils and belts, thermostats, seasonal start-up and shutdown; vendors handle refrigerant work.

    A UFG technician in a navy UFG pullover stands on a green ladder and reaches up to an opened ceiling access panel
  2. Lamp and ballast replacement, outlet and switch repairs, panel inspections, licensed work coordinated.

    Two UFG technicians in navy pullovers, seen from behind, work on a pale wall panel in a service room beside a sink
  3. Fixture repairs, valve and flapper replacements, drain clearing, leak response, water heater checks.

    A UFG technician lies on the floor under two wall-mounted drinking fountains tagged out of order and works on the plumbing
  4. Interior and exterior lighting kept lit and safe, with LED retrofit planning where it pays back.

    A long hallway with a glass balustrade, a yellow column and a polished grey floor reflecting the ceiling lights
  5. Drywall patching, painting, ceiling tiles, doors and hardware, furniture moves and reconfigurations.

    A freshly patched drywall wall with taped seams and open ceiling above, a step ladder at the right edge
  6. A written schedule by system and month, worked by our technicians and visible in the work-order portal.

    A UFG technician in a navy UFG pullover and olive cap works on a wheeled machine with an orange belt and two wire spools
Generated illustration: A technician inspects a stopped HVAC filter with gloves and eye protection.
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Generated illustration: A protected technician visually checks a closed electrical enclosure.
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A typical preventive calendar

SystemMonthlyQuarterlyAnnually
HVACFilters, thermostat checkCoils, belts, condensate linesSeasonal start-up, vendor service
ElectricalLighting rounds, emergency lightsPanel visual inspectionLicensed inspection where required
PlumbingRestroom fixtures, leak walkDrains, backflow checksWater heater service
Building envelopeDoors, closers, hardwareRoof drains, guttersRoof inspection before rainy season

Calendars in use on UFG accounts; yours is written for your building and equipment.

Why preventive beats reactive

  • Weekly

    Account manager report on calendar progress

  • Same day

    Response target for emergency calls from clients

  • 1

    Portal for scheduled work, requests and quotes

  • 28

    Years maintaining Northern California buildings

A different puzzle every day

Jose Gonzalez, Account Manager
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Questions people ask

Do you handle emergency repairs?

Yes. Clients have a direct line for emergencies and we send the nearest technician. Non-emergency requests go through the portal with a response the same business day.

Are your technicians licensed?

Our technicians handle general maintenance and minor repairs. Work that requires a licensed trade, such as panel work or refrigerant handling, is done by licensed subcontractors we have long-standing relationships with, and you see them on the same portal.

Can you take over an existing maintenance log?

Yes. We import your equipment list and history into the portal and build the calendar from it.

How is building maintenance priced?

A monthly fee for the preventive calendar based on the equipment list and square footage, plus quoted repairs. Hourly options exist for small buildings.

Do you work on roofs?

We inspect roofs, clear drains and report; roofing repairs go to a roofing contractor.

Tell us how to reach you

We call you back within one business day to get to know you and your building.