Seasonal Maintenance Services for Commercial & Investment Properties in North Bay

The four main types are corrective, preventive, predictive, and condition-based maintenance. Seasonal property care primarily involves preventive maintenance — work done ahead of time (like cleaning gutters or sealing cracks) to avoid costly issues later.

The core functions include:

1. Inspection – Identifying wear or potential hazards
   
2. Repair – Fixing damaged elements before failure
   
3. Replacement – Upgrading worn-out components
   
4. Prevention – Taking action to reduce breakdowns
   

Improvement – Enhancing systems for better performance
Seasonal work blends all five — especially inspection, prevention, and repair.

A maintenance schedule is a planned calendar of recurring tasks that keep your property in good condition.
Example: In spring, you might schedule gutter cleaning, lawn prep, and siding checks; in fall, you’d include furnace filter changes, roof inspections, and leaf removal.

Daily maintenance refers to small, routine tasks that prevent issues.
For homeowners or landlords, this might include checking exterior lighting, inspecting walkways for ice, or ensuring that snow removal is completed properly during winter.