Building Maitenance Schedule

really diligent homeowners may have their own schedules but you can find these recommended for commercial through organizations such as IFMA and BOMA. If you were to apply the standards used by commercial managers to residential, you would find you are doing a good job. also, with respect to fire safety systems and the like, one of the organization in the city used to have a list of what had to be checked when, I cannot recall who they were now – maybe a group through John Jay, but it was a checklist. Start googling IFMA and BOMA (international facilities Management association and Building Owners Management Association) and see what you came up with. there are books out there on the subject. not sure of any titles now. But Mcgraw Hill on 49th or 50th (and something tells me they closed that store – time moves on in this city) and maybe 7th ave had a shop dedicated to engineering titles which included building related materials. I still have a fire safety systems book I got there and a locksmithing book, but they had a lot of others. some authors are great for writing books that are really checklists for what we should be looking at as opposed to how to do. that is what you need. Steve