Total Commercial Property Maintenance

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No matter what industry you are in, maintenance of your commercial property is an important asset for your organization’s reputation. Even in today’s modern world, first impressions have continued to maintain their importance. When it comes to business, sometimes an exterior appearance can be just as important as the quality of the experience once inside.

With commercial property maintenance services at East Coast, our team can help to maintain your business’ landscape. Through our exceptional customer service, timeliness, and professionalism; you can be confident your prospective and current clients will always have a great first impression.

WHY DO I NEED PROPERTY MAINTENANCE?

Maintaining a commercial property can demand a large amount of time, scheduling, and attention. By hiring a trusted partner for your commercial maintenance, you’ll be provided the ability to dedicate more time to running your business on the inside, while a specialized team can focus on providing customers a positive first impression on the outside. By ensuring the landscaping and maintenance of your property is properly maintained, you can rest assured that your organization will remain attractive and appealing to potential clients and customers.

Pavement markings help control vehicle and pedestrian traffic, while also ensuring maximized parking for tenants, customers, and employees. Arrows, crosswalks, stenciling, and other markings combine with parking stalls to create an efficient parking lot and roadway for your property. Custom stencils are a great way to enhance your brand.

Repainting your parking lot makes your property look newer and well-maintained. Striping and painting enhance your curb’s appeal, adding to your customer or tenant satisfaction. This is truly the finishing touch as well as an essential and inexpensive way to maintain the value of your property.

Failed areas or liability issues on your parking lots and roadways are justifiably important concerns. But the presence of these issues does not mean that repaving or other major scopes of work are necessary. Our proven technique of patching asphalt allows for of repair these particular areas in a cost-effective way.

The Process: The broken, failed, or liability areas are identified as issues that should be corrected. The areas are cut square with a jack-hammer or sawcut (depending on the region or by request) and excavated to the aggregate subbase. Asphalt is installed at an average compact depth of 3″. Finally, edges are sealed with asphalt emulsion to improve bonding with the surrounding existing asphalt. In situations with a large amount of patching in one parking lot or roadway, asphalt milling (or scarifying) options are also available to take advantage of specialized milling equipment, which would cut down on excavation time.

Curbing is used to differentiate parking areas from roadways, sidewalks, and landscaping as well as controlling the flow of water from the parking area to the storm drain system. We install all types of curbing including granite, concrete, and asphalt berms.

An important aspect of any parking lot or roadway is the drainage system and the accompanying drainage structures, like catch basins. Structures that are not functioning properly, or the surrounding surface that does not allow water to flow properly, invite serious liability issues as well as expediting deterioration of the asphalt.

Sinkholes and other types of depressions can develop quickly and must be addressed immediately. These urgent liability concerns are handled by our in-house crews equipped to fix the underlying issues and eliminate the problem directly, on-site.

We will conduct on-site inspections, and provide immediate feedback about anything we note as needing attention or repair. This is provided to you via email or fax, and digital photos are included whenever appropriate.

This service makes it easier for you to assess the need and urgency of any situation, as well as enables you to forward concise information to managers who are not located on site. Our standardized reporting includes, for example, such items as burned-out lights, graffiti, unauthorized nighttime property usage, broken windows, and pavement defects.