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Maintenance agreements
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Evaluate a maintenance agreement by its written scope, frequency, equipment covered, measurements and cleaning included, documentation, priority-service terms, exclusions, parts or labor discounts, renewal rules, and cancellation terms. A low price is not useful if visits are only visual checks. Commercial agreements should also define access, operating schedules, asset lists, reporting, response times, and excluded corrective work.
Questions this topic covers
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- Is an HVAC maintenance plan worth it?
- What should a service agreement include?
- How do I compare maintenance contracts?
- Does a membership include repairs?
- What belongs in a commercial PM agreement?
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