Facilities Maintenance and Repair
Related NAICS Code: 561210 - Facilities Support Services
This code is the primary classification for companies offering facilities maintenance and repair services. It includes activities such as:
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Preventive maintenance:
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Regular inspections and scheduled maintenance of systems like HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning), electrical, plumbing, and others.
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Lubrication, adjustments, and replacement of parts to prevent failures.
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Corrective repairs:
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Troubleshooting and repairing damaged or faulty systems.
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Responding to emergencies, such as water leaks, electrical failures, or mechanical issues.
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Infrastructure maintenance:
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Repair and upkeep of roofs, floors, walls, and other physical structures.
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Painting, waterproofing, and carpentry work.
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Specialized system management:
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Maintenance of security systems, such as alarms and cameras.
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Supervision of energy, lighting, and automation systems.
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Cleaning and sanitation services:
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Although not the main focus, some cleaning services may be included as part of general maintenance.
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Types of facilities that use these services
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Commercial: Offices, shopping malls, and retail stores.
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Government: Public buildings, military facilities, and government offices.
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Educational: Schools, universities, and libraries.
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Healthcare: Hospitals, clinics, and laboratories.
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Industrial: Factories, warehouses, and production plants.
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Residential: Condominiums, apartment buildings, and housing complexes.
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Difference with other related categories
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561720 - Janitorial Services: Focuses solely on building cleaning, not on maintenance or repair of systems.
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238220 - Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors: Centers on the initial installation of systems, not their ongoing maintenance.
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811310 - Commercial and Industrial Equipment Repair and Maintenance: Includes the repair of machinery and equipment, not physical facilities.
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Importance of Facilities Maintenance and Repair
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Failure prevention: Reduces the risk of costly operational disruptions.
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Safety: Ensures facilities comply with health and safety standards.
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Energy efficiency: Optimizes the performance of systems like HVAC and electrical, reducing operational costs.
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Regulatory compliance: Ensures facilities meet local and international regulations.



