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We’ll deliver your fully customized, high-impact preventative maintenance program.
From there, we can train your team to implement it—or partner with you to manage it ongoing.
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A. Saving money.
B. Lowering risk.
C. Fewer surprises.
Real Cost Escalation examples
for commercial buildings.
HVAC
HVAC
- $250 fix → $3,000 failure
- $600 leak → $4,500 breakdown
- $400 cleaning → $2,500 motor
- $800 airflow issue → $6,000 shutdown
- $1,200 electrical → $8,000 emergency
- $1,500 repair → $20,000 replacement
- $500 maintenance skipped → $3,500 repairs
Plumbing
Plumbing
- $200 leak → $3,000 water damage
- $300 drain clog → $2,500 pipe repair
- $500 valve issue → $4,000 flooding
- $800 pipe crack → $6,000 restoration
- $1,200 sewer issue → $7,500 backup cleanup
- $1,500 repair → $15,000 repiping
- $300 maintenance skipped → $3,000 repairs
Hot Water
Hot Water Tank
- $300 element → $2,500 tank failure
- $400 thermostat → $3,000 no hot water
- $500 flush skipped → $4,500 tank replacement
- $700 small leak → $6,000 water damage
- $900 pressure issue → $7,500 tank rupture
- $1,200 repair → $10,000+ full replacement
- $300 maintenance skipped → $3,500+ repairs
Flooring
Flooring
- $200 crack → $2,500 section repair
- $300 loose tile → $3,000 floor reset
- $500 water spot → $4,500 subfloor damage
- $800 minor warp → $6,000 replacement
- $1,200 moisture issue → $8,000 mold remediation
- $2,000 repair → $15,000+ full replacement
- $300 maintenance skipped → $3,500+ repairs
Windows
Windows
- $200 seal → $2,500 window replacement
- $300 crack → $3,500 frame damage
- $400 leak → $4,500 interior damage
- $600 failed seal → $5,000 energy loss + replacement
- $800 frame issue → $7,000 structural repair
- $1,200 repair → $12,000+ full replacement
- $300 maintenance skipped → $3,500+ repairs
Doors
Doors
- $150 hinge → $2,000 door replacement
- $250 closer → $3,000 frame damage
- $300 alignment → $3,500 hardware failure
- $400 seal issue → $4,500 energy loss + damage
- $600 lock issue → $5,000 security risk + repair
- $1,000 repair → $8,000+ full replacement
- $250 maintenance skipped → $3,000+ repairs
Lighting
Lighting
- $100 bulb → $1,500 ballast/driver repair
- $200 flicker → $2,000 fixture replacement
- $300 wiring issue → $3,500 circuit repair
- $400 outage → $4,000 business disruption
- $600 faulty fixture → $5,500 electrical damage
- $1,000 repair → $8,000+ system upgrade
- $200 maintenance skipped → $2,500+ repairs
Exterior Finish
Exterior
- $300 crack → $3,000 facade repair
- $500 sealant → $4,500 water intrusion
- $700 paint failure → $6,000 surface restoration
- $900 minor damage → $8,000 structural repair
- $1,200 moisture issue → $10,000 facade damage
- $2,000 repair → $20,000+ full restoration
- $400 maintenance skipped → $5,000+ repairs
Parking Lot Care
Parking Lot
- $300 crack → $3,000 asphalt repair
- $500 sealcoat skipped → $5,000 surface damage
- $800 pothole → $6,500 pavement failure
- $1,200 drainage issue → $8,000 sub-base damage
- $1,500 minor damage → $10,000 resurfacing
- $3,000 repair → $30,000+ full replacement
- $500 maintenance skipped → $7,500+ repairs
Caulking
Caulking
- $150 caulking → $2,500 water damage
- $250 seal gap → $3,500 mold remediation
- $300 exterior gap → $4,500 facade damage
- $400 window/door seal → $5,000 interior repairs
- $600 failed joints → $6,500 moisture intrusion
- $1,000 repair → $12,000+ restoration
- $200 maintenance skipped → $3,000+ repairs
Note: Those numbers are not pulled from a single published study or dataset. Instead, they are industry-informed estimates based on typical contractor pricing ranges, common failure progressions, and real-world facility maintenance patterns. They are intended to be illustrative and directional rather than exact averages.