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3 Commercial Property Maintenance Tips by Cleo Gib
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Property maintenance brings a wide variety of benefits to a business, often coming down to the fact that preventing problems early on will prevent the necessity of expensive repairs later on. Also, superficial or aesthetic commercial property maintenance in Atlanta gives potential customers a good first impression and is more likely to draw them in than a run-down location. Repairs If customers see broken signs or doors or blown-out light bulbs, they will assume that this is the status quo, and they won’t want to get involved with anyone so negligent. It’s far better to keep an eye on everything on the building’s exterior and interior, especially anywhere that potential clients may visit. Repair or replace anything that’s damaged, from display windows to door handles. This means performing occasional tours of the property exterior and each room individually. It also helps to get friends or family to swing by and look over the place, since they can see it with fresh eyes and find anything that may have been missed. Cleaning Clean buildings make customers feel pleasant and safe. This of course entails dusting, sweeping, scrubbing, and anything else necessary in the business. Every room should get an occasional thorough cleaning plus regular light cleanings and touch-ups. Also, in order for the space to look clean, anything scuffed, faded, or otherwise aging should be addressed as soon as possible. For instance, dingy walls should be repainted as necessary in order to keep the space bright and fresh. Utilities One often-overlooked area in commercial property maintenance in Atlanta is utility maintenance. The bathrooms may be clean, but if the toilets don’t flush and the sinks don’t stop running, customers will not be impressed. It’s far better to remain vigilant and immediately deal with any problems that may arise with heating, air conditioning, and other utilities necessary to keep customers as comfortable and happy as possible.
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