What scheduled maintenance covers
A maintenance visit is a check of the whole air path, not just a listen at the fan.
- Fan inspection: impeller condition, bearings, mountings and drive belts
- Filter and grille cleaning or replacement
- Duct inspection through access doors, including insulation and supports
- Canopy and grease duct condition checks for kitchen systems
- Airflow readings at key grilles compared with the commissioning baseline
- Written report with recommended repairs and priorities
Repairs and replacements
Where a repair will restore performance, we quote the repair. Where a component is beyond economical repair — a corroded fan casing, a duct collapsed by water damage, a motor at the end of its life — we say so and quote the replacement with the reason.
Airflow balancing as a maintenance task
Buildings change: partitions go up, tenants move, diffusers are added. Balancing restores the design airflow by adjusting dampers and fan settings, and confirms whether the system still has the capacity for the current layout.
Maintenance contracts for property managers
For portfolios, we work to a per-building schedule with defined visit frequencies, a named contact and a report per visit that can be filed against the building. Work can be quoted per site so each building carries its own costs.
Included in our scope
- Scheduled maintenance visits
- Fan servicing and belt replacement
- Duct and canopy cleaning checks
- Airflow measurement and rebalancing
- Repair quotations with clear recommendations
- Written reporting for property records