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Property Management & Office Building
Property Management companies oversee a number of assets including parking lots, driveways, and entryways on the property. With the correct and proper maintenance, a property manager can save thousands of dollars in repair and replacement costs which will increase curb appeal and improve property values.
Property Management Assessment
Why Property Management Companies Partner With Contractors for Parking Lot & Roadway Maintenance
We partner with Property Managers to provide thorough pavement assessments that help plan maintenance, prioritize repairs, forecast costs, and maintain safe, appealing surfaces for tenants and visitors. Managing multiple properties means staying ahead of maintenance needs - by partnering with a professional pavement contractor, property managers gain access to experts who specialize in preventing damage before it starts. Working with a professional contractor ensures that surfaces are maintained correctly, using the right materials, equipment, and techniques. Our detailed evaluations identify cracks, drainage issues, and surface wear early - saving you money and extending the life of your pavement.
Budgeting, Planning, and Execution
We recognize that property management teams rely on partners who understand the importance of smart budgeting, detailed planning, and dependable execution, which is why Preventative Maintenance remains focused on those exact three components: budgeting, planning, and execution. We work directly with managers to create cost-effective pavement maintenance plans that align with yearly budgets and long-term property goals. By planning ahead, we help property managers avoid unexpected costs and extend the life of their pavement. Whether it is maintaining existing assets or new development, our process is built around efficiency and communication. We offer clear recommendations and lasting solutions that will help you make informed decisions for every property under your care.
With us, you get a contractor who understands your timeline, respects your budget, and delivers results you can rely on year after year.
Property Management Checklist
For property managers overseeing commercial properties in South Texas, the condition of your parking lot speaks volumes about your business. It serves as the first and last impression for tenants, visitors, and customers, and is a critical intersection of safety, liability, and property value.
Maintaining a well-kept parking lot not only enhances its appearance but also extends its lifespan and reduces long-term costs. To assist property managers in the San Antonio, Texas area, we have compiled the ultimate parking lot maintenance checklist.
Quarterly Pavement Inspections: Spotting Problems Early
1. Conduct pavement inspections quarterly to identify and address small issues before they escalate. Look for cracks, standing water, potholes, and oil stains.
Routine Cleaning and Sweeping: Maintaining a Clean Surface
2. Regular cleaning and sweeping are essential to prevent debris buildup that can accelerate pavement damage. Schedule monthly general sweeping and quarterly power sweeping for high-traffic lots.
Sealcoating Every 2-3 Years: Protecting Against Damage
3. Sealcoat the parking lot every 2-3 years to protect against UV rays, oil, and water damage, and restore its appearance.
Annual Crack Filling: Preventing Structural Issues
4. Annual crack filling is crucial to prevent water penetration and structural damage.
Re-Striping and Re-Marking: Ensuring Safety and Compliance
5. Re-stripe and re-mark the parking lot every 18-24 months to maintain safety standards and compliance with ADA regulations.
Pre-Rainy Season Drainage Checks: Preventing Degradation
6. Check drainage systems before the rainy season to prevent standing water, a common cause of asphalt degradation.
Immediate Pothole Repairs: Minimizing Liability Risks
7. Repair potholes promptly to avoid liability risks and use professional repair methods for long-lasting results.
Annual ADA Compliance Review: Meeting Regulatory Standards
8. Review ADA compliance annually to ensure that the parking lot layout, ramps, and signage meet regulations.
Budgeting for Preventive Maintenance: Long-Term Asset Care
9. Budget for preventive maintenance to treat the pavement as a long-term asset and allocate funds for sealcoating, striping, and small repairs.
Partnering with a Trusted Contractor: Reliable Maintenance Services
10. Partner with a trusted local contractor like Preventative Maintenance, Inc. for reliable and professional pavement maintenance services tailored to the unique needs of South Texas.
By following these steps and collaborating with a reputable contractor, property managers can effectively manage their parking lots, ensuring safety, compliance, and a well-maintained appearance year-round.