Preventive Maintenance Software

Turn maintenance contracts into reliable margin

Auto-generate recurring visits from agreements, track margin on every contract in real time, and surface renewals before they lapse, so recurring revenue runs on a system, not a calendar.

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Trusted by 1,500+ commercial contractors across North America

The Visit Plans Itself

Scope is defined.
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Technician readiness

Techs arrive with full asset history and the right checklist already loaded. No calls back to the office to figure out what they're walking into.

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Administrative relief

Agreements drive the schedule. Visits auto-generate so your team spends time on real problems, not calendar management.

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Customer confidence

Every completed visit creates a record that can be shared with your customers: a clear, consistent paper trail that builds trust and gives them confidence to renew.

From first visit to final renewal

Built for recurring work, not one-offs

Most tools handle one-off calls. BuildOps manages the full PM lifecycle: agreement setup, auto-generated visits, profitability tracking, and renewals, all tied to assets and financials.

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Auto-Generated Visit Schedules

Define service frequency once inside the agreement. BuildOps generates recurring visits, assigns qualified techs, and tracks completion rates across every property.

Maintenance schedule for Starbucks RTU 2 PM with contract from Jan 1 to Dec 31, 2026, listing tasks like Filter Replacement and Check Belts, with visits and payment details.

Agreement Profitability

Budgets, costs, revenue, and margin for every agreement are updated as work happens, visible in one place, so nothing catches you off guard at month-end.

Dashboard titled PM Agreement Q1 shows contract details and three financial summaries: Total Revenue $5,717.69, Total Cost $2,800.00, Total Profit $2,917.69, with pie and bar charts detailing maintenance status and cost breakdowns.

Renewal Visibility

Set a notice window on each agreement - 30, 60, 90 days out - and your SA list surfaces what's coming up so your team can act before the clock runs out.

Renewals dashboard showing contract SA1187 from Jan 1 to Dec 31, managed by Nicole Eskenazi and Jeffery Cook, with two draft renewals listed with their start and end dates and contract values.

One Record, Every Role

One source of truth for every role

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The Technician

"I show up knowing what I'm walking into—full history, right checklist, no surprises."

— Field Technician

Arrive prepared with asset history and PM checklists on mobile.

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The Service Manager

"Every agreement tells me what's performing, what's costing me, and what's at risk — all in one place."

— Senior Service Manager

Track PM completion, margins, and renewals in one view.

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The Owner / Executive

"Every agreement runs the same way—every branch."

— Company Owner

Standardize PM workflows and protect margins at scale.

What makes BuildOps different

Built from the ground up for contractors who run projects, service, and everything in between. Not adapted. Made for the work.

Commercial work isn't an add‑on

Most platforms started in residential and stretched to fit. BuildOps starts with the complexity of commercial work.

Run the work in one connected system

Field, office, finance, and sales — all in one place. No duct-taped tools, no double entry, no dropped balls.

OpsAI is built in, not bolted on

OpsAI is already in your workflows. It recaps the day, calls out risks, and gives every role a clear next step.

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Where PM meets the rest of the operation

Preventative maintenance is just the start

Preventative Maintenance data doesn't live in a silo. It powers the entire Service Management platform and turns recurring maintenance into lasting customer relationships and real margin.

Service Management features

Asset Management

Track service history, specs, and nameplate data for every unit.

Schedule & Dispatch

Match techs to jobs by skill, certs, and distance to the job.

Purchasing & Inventory

Log what was used and keep material costs tied to the job.

Work Order Closeout

Move every job from open to billed. Nothing gets skipped.

integrations

Your maintenance data syncs with the tools you use

BuildOps integrates with leading ERPs and Bluon for HVAC — so PM schedules, agreement costs, and margins stay connected.

Common Questions

Your questions on preventative maintenace, answered

What preventive maintenance features matter most for commercial contractors?

Commercial PM work is more complex than residential. You're managing agreements across multiple properties, tracking assets at scale, and protecting margin on recurring contracts. The features that matter most are automated visit scheduling tied directly to service agreements, agreement profitability tracking, asset history accessible in the field, and renewal visibility that surfaces expiring contracts before they lapse. BuildOps includes all of these natively, connected to your dispatch, inventory, and financials.

What are the key benefits of using preventive maintenance software in the field?

The biggest benefit is that scheduled work actually happens. When visits auto-generate from agreements and techs show up with full asset history and the right checklist, completion rates go up and callbacks go down. You also get visibility that reactive work doesn't give you: margin per agreement, renewal risk, and which properties are costing you more than they should.

What should contractors look for in preventive maintenance scheduling software?

Look for scheduling that's driven by your agreements, not manually built every week. The best preventive maintenance scheduling software ties visit frequency directly to contract terms, recommends the right tech based on skills and distance to the job, and tracks completion against what was promised. If the scheduling tool doesn't connect to your asset records and your financials, you're still managing the gaps yourself.

What is the best preventive maintenance software for commercial contractors?

For commercial contractors managing multi-property agreements, service operations, and project work in the same business, BuildOps is purpose-built for that complexity. It handles the full PM lifecycle in a single platform, from agreement setup and automated scheduling to profitability tracking and renewal management. Contractors focused purely on residential work may find lighter tools sufficient, but commercial operations need something built for the volume and the margin exposure that comes with it.

What is preventive maintenance software for contractors?

Preventive maintenance software helps contractors manage scheduled, recurring service work tied to customer agreements. Instead of dispatching jobs reactively, contractors use PM software to automate visit schedules, assign the right technicians, track asset history, and monitor agreement profitability. For commercial contractors, it also connects to invoicing and renewal workflows so recurring revenue stays protected.

Can BuildOps manage both high-volume service and complex build phases?

Yes, and it's one of the things that separates BuildOps from tools built for one or the other. Service agreements, dispatch, and maintenance workflows run natively alongside project management, document control, and job costing. That means a team can be renewing PM agreements and managing a commercial build in the same system, without switching platforms or reconciling data between them. As the service side of the business scales, the project side scales with it.