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Active leak
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Landlords who do not track deferred maintenance do not negotiate from a position of strength at renewal. Documented conditions change that.
Project Management ProfessionalOffice park ownership operates at a remove from day-to-day conditions. Tenant calls surface the reactive issues. Capital planning conversations happen without a current condition baseline. And when lease renewals arrive, the landlord is negotiating from recollection, not documentation.
Proportional FM provides the oversight layer that keeps ownership informed without requiring constant onsite presence. Conditions are documented on a structured schedule. Maintenance is tracked and recorded. Vendor work is verified independently. The property record is current.
For multi-building portfolios, consistent documentation across every building means capital decisions are data-driven, not reactive.
What you get
Every finding is a photograph, a written note, a category, a priority and a location in the building. Ownership opens the report from anywhere, with a PDF for the file.
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Active leak

Inoperable exit light

Water and wall damage
Work delivered for
Archer Western
The Goddard School
Spanish Schoolhouse
Blue Ridge Industrial
SasonProportional FM's FCA process creates a documented baseline of current conditions across every accessible system in the property. Deferred maintenance items are identified, rated by priority, and tracked over assessment cycles. Landlords can reference a specific condition record at any lease negotiation, renewal, or capital planning conversation: rather than relying on memory or vendor reports.
Yes. Proportional FM provides owner-side oversight for tenant improvement (TI) projects: coordinating vendor access, verifying work against agreed scope, tracking milestones, and delivering a punch list and close-out record. The GC or specialty trade vendors retain responsibility for their licensed work. Proportional FM's role is accountability and documentation on the landlord's behalf.
All FCA deliverables and maintenance reports are ownership-facing documents. They are designed to be read by investors, asset managers, or principals who are not present on-site. Conditions are described objectively, prioritized by severity, and tied to recommended next steps. Multi-building properties can be reported in a consolidated format or per-building depending on ownership preference.
Monthly maintenance blocks cover: HVAC preventive maintenance in common areas, exterior walkthroughs (parking, lighting, drainage, signage), interior common area maintenance (lobbies, corridors, restrooms), door hardware and access points. Tenant-controlled spaces are scoped separately based on lease structure.
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