Customer Profile for a Large Industrial Park in Shelton, CT illustrates the value of our service
Establishing a regular metal maintenance plan for an executive office park was a “best case scenario” for one of our Fairfield County, CT customers. Prior to executing a routine monthly scheduled metal maintenance program with OFS, this property manager complained that the decorative metal surfaces consistently looked in poor repair.
By taking care of the little things like scratches, buffing and removing tarnish on a set schedule, brass and stainless steel always stay looking good and preventative metal maintenance becomes a controlled, planned expense. In the long run, this strategy proves to be less expensive than allowing metal to deteriorate and become “unsightly”, thus causing a major capital expenditure all at once.
In this example, OFS provides service to 4 Large Class A Buildings; consisting of 14 Elevator Cars and 37 Elevator Doors and Frames.
Aside from the detail work inside, the OFS metal maintenance solution also includes quarterly, annual and semi annual exterior building restoration and cleanup activities. This makes the outward appearance presentable, especially after storm and seasonal weather damage.
From corporate offices to Hospitals and medical facilities, we keep the place looking great, so you can stay focused on the important work.
- Beautiful Wood Preservation Project for Saint Thomas More Catholic Chapel & Center at Yale University in New Haven, CT
This project is a major accomplishment for the OFS Corporation field team. In 4 months time, we succussfully refinished more than 300 sections of exterior ... - OFS Corp. Holds Company Picnic with Lunch Catered by Bear’s Smokehouse BBQTaking a break from the hot temperatures in Southern New England – OFS presents to employees at their annual company meeting and safety workshop – ...
- Implementing Best Practices for Structural RefurbishmentIf your goal is to ensure the longevity, functionality, and safety of a building, then you’ll want to implement the best practices for refurbishing old ...
