Plan portfolio maintenance ahead of time

Housing companies plan maintenance of their portfolio ahead of time

Needs setupAI Act: no extra obligationsForecasting from figuresReal estate

Fits: Leaders & strategy · Production, engineering & maintenance

You can see years in advance which roofs, heating systems, pipes and lifts in which building will be due. Measures can be bundled, reserves and the annual budget plan fit better, and there are fewer expensive emergency repairs.

Is this for you?

  • You manage a portfolio with many buildings and currently plan maintenance mainly based on damage reports or experience.
  • You have at least construction years, installation years of key components and a damage or repair history, even if they are scattered.
  • Technical, portfolio management and accounting teams want to build a multi-year maintenance plan together.
First step today

Create a small table for three buildings: component, installation year, typical service life, condition rating from the last inspection, number of damage incidents in three years. No addresses or tenant data. Use the template below to have it sorted by urgency and compare the result with what your technical team already considers due.

How to go about it

  1. Define components and planning period
  2. Bring together component data and damage history
  3. Have due dates and failure risks calculated
  4. Check the prediction during inspections
  5. Transfer to the multi-year plan and budget
  6. Update after every inspection round

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