Maintenance for your business, without chasing the contractor
Recurring or contract maintenance for hotels, restaurants, retail, condominiums and institutions on San Andrés Island.
An assigned project lead, timely notice of any issue and a record of every visit.
Properties that cannot wait for the contractor
When a property operates every day, a job that drags on or a supplier who does not answer costs money and customers.
Hotels and lodging
Rooms, bathrooms and common areas in constant use. We schedule the work with you around occupancy.
Restaurants and retail
Venues that open every day. We agree with you when to work so service is not interrupted.
Condominiums and property managers
Facades, utility lines and common areas. Every visit comes with photos and a report you can present to the board or the owners’ meeting.
Companies and institutions
Premises and offices that need a supplier who answers and keeps a record of the work.
What you get with every visit
The same for a one-off job as for recurring maintenance.
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An assigned project lead
A named person in charge of your property. You always know who to call, and that person delivers everything else.
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Timely notice
If something unexpected comes up, we tell you before you have to ask.
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Photo records
Photos before, during and after every job.
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Progress reports
We tell you what was done and what comes next, with photos of every stage.
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Signed handover record
Every job closes with a signed record of the work done.
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Follow-up
After handover, we remain available for questions or additional requests.
A one-off job or recurring maintenance
You decide how to work with us. Either way, we agree on the scope before we start: what will be done, what is included, what is not, what it costs and when it will be delivered.
One-off job
A repair, a fit-out or a paint job with a start date and a delivery date.
Recurring maintenance
An agreed plan for your property, with the same project lead and reports of every visit.
Do you manage a property with maintenance pending?
Tell us which property you manage and what it needs. We start by defining the scope.