We cover the areas shown on the map. Our crews work in Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana and Missouri.
Wherever your buildings are, the equipment records, the status ratings and the reporting format do not change, and neither does who you call. Tell us where your sites are and we will tell you how we would cover them.
One accountable partner. One point of contact.
What “managed nationally” actually means
Multi-site work fails on administration, not on wrenches. These are the four things that change when the portfolio is run as one programme.
One equipment record
Every unit across every site in one inventory, rated on the same five-status scale. No reconciling one vendor’s spreadsheet against another’s.
One report format
The same capital plan document for every building, so comparing one site against another is a straight read.
One invoice
Consolidated billing across the portfolio. Cost history stays attached to the unit, not buried in a vendor’s system.
One person to call
A named account manager who knows the estate. Escalation does not start with explaining who you are.
How a portfolio gets onboarded
01
Site list and walkthrough
We schedule the estate in batches and start reporting as we go, rather than holding everything to the end.
02
Portfolio-wide status board
Every unit rated, so you can see which sites carry the risk before anyone talks about budget.
03
Prioritised capital plan
Replacements ranked across the whole estate, not per site, so the money goes where the exposure is.
04
Single point of accountability
One account manager, one reporting cadence, one invoice, whichever state the work happens in.
Six sectors we know well
Distribution, packaging, property management, healthcare, private education and multi-site retail.