Super Bowl Sunday
Jose Gonzalez, Account Manager
Length English
Preventive calendars for multi-floor offices, bio-tech buildings, schools and museums, written around freight windows, after-hours HVAC rules and tenant hours. HVAC, electrical, plumbing, lighting and general repairs, with a technician the same day for clients.

City buildings are maintained by appointment: freight windows, building-engineer sign-offs and tenant hours decide when a technician can work. Our calendars are written to those rules and the account manager keeps the appointments. Peninsula campuses are simpler to access but have more equipment per site; their calendars lean on HVAC and lighting rounds.

What is included

A written calendar by system and month, scheduled around building rules, reported weekly.
Filters, coils, thermostats, after-hours requests coordinated with the building engineer.
Lighting rounds, lamps and ballasts, outlets and switches, emergency lighting, panel inspections.
Fixtures, valves, drains, water heaters, leak response.
Drywall and paint, ceiling tiles, doors and hardware, furniture moves, workspace reconfigurations.
A direct line for clients; the nearest Bay Area technician the same day.
Jose Gonzalez, Account Manager.
Jose Gonzalez, Account Manager
Length English
Yes. The calendar is written around them and the account manager keeps the appointments with the building engineer.
Small projects such as reconfigurations, paint and fixtures, yes; larger TI work goes to a general contractor we can coordinate.
Filter management and rounds for controlled spaces, yes; controls and refrigeration work through licensed vendors, escorted and logged.
Same day for clients, from technicians based in the Bay Area.
Address, floors, square footage and a rough equipment list. We walk the building and send a calendar and a price within one business day of the walk.
