The context
Push Push Services carried out maintenance and refurbishment of street furniture at Place Banque Nationale in Montréal for our client, L’Immobilière Banque Nationale.
This project shows another part of supporting a property manager: taking care of an identified need in the outdoor spaces around a building.
The mandate at Place Banque Nationale
Our work focused on maintaining and refurbishing the street furniture. The photographs show a wooden bench at the site and our team working on its surfaces.
The client for this mandate is L’Immobilière Banque Nationale. This article describes that specific outdoor project.
Planning a similar refurbishment
For property and facility managers, a clear request begins with identifying the furniture involved and the condition of its surfaces. Photos and a site discussion help define what needs attention.
Before proceeding, agree on the intended scope and the practical conditions of the work:
Which pieces of furniture and surfaces are included.
Their existing condition and the expected finish to discuss with the provider.
Access to the work area and the arrangements needed around people using the site.
The work window, approval process and information required at completion.
One contact for a specific building need
Street-furniture refurbishment is a distinct project from a recurring commercial cleaning or janitorial program. It should have its own scope, timing and approval.
Push Push Services aims to be the right-hand team property managers can turn to when a new need comes up. We assess the request and confirm how the work can be handled before it begins.
Discuss your outdoor project in Montréal
Tell us what needs attention, where it is located and any access or scheduling constraints. We can discuss the maintenance or refurbishment work to assess for your property.
What’s next for your property?