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Define equipment lists, resident access, seasonal service tasks and how findings are reported.
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A Look Inside Our Work
A familiar part of an HTS service visit.

An HTS pickup at a condominium entrance.
Planned in-suite and building mechanical maintenance, clear reporting and coordinated projects across Toronto and the GTA.
HTS supports owners, managers and building operators with equipment maintenance, investigations and retrofit planning. Start with your equipment inventory and current concerns; we’ll help define a scope that makes sense for your property.

Define equipment lists, resident access, seasonal service tasks and how findings are reported.
In-Suite MaintenanceCoordinate boiler, pump, chiller and make-up air care around operating requirements.
Building Mechanical ServicesConnect repeated drainage, riser, valve and retrofit concerns with an investigation and capital plan.
Risers & DrainageThe right maintenance plan starts with the equipment, the people it serves and the way the building operates.
Maintenance scopes and access plans shaped around occupied homes, shared systems and the property’s reporting requirements.
Coordinated care for in-suite equipment, central plants, risers and common-area ventilation in high-rise and low-rise buildings.
Service sequencing that considers residents, guests, operating hours and the continuity needs of the property.
A practical equipment inventory, defined service frequencies and documented findings for managers, boards and building operators.
From a fan coil retrofit program to a central boiler or chiller replacement, successful work connects the design with the realities of an occupied building.
We work with property management and the building’s consulting engineer to coordinate the approved scope, site access, installation and handover. Maintenance findings can also help identify work to investigate and plan for future capital projects.
Share field findings, equipment records and access constraints with the consulting engineer. Align the installation scope with the project specifications and approved equipment.
Plan delivery, staging, resident notices and phased shutdowns with management. Coordinate installation around the engineer’s review and inspection requirements.
Complete the operating checks and commissioning tasks defined in the scope. Provide service records, deficiency follow-up and equipment documentation for management and the engineer’s review.
Share the equipment list, maintenance history, recurring concerns and access requirements.
Confirm the service scope, frequency, reporting expectations and any separate investigations.
Plan resident communications, suite access and shutdowns with the management team.
Review equipment coverage, service schedules, reporting and exclusions in our condo HVAC maintenance contract guide.