Drywall repair, doors and hardware, ceiling tiles, punch lists, tenant improvements, and every small fix that adds up on a commercial property. One visit handles multiple items. No minimum charge that pushes small jobs out of reach.
A dispatcher who runs general repairs reads every submission. Reply within one business day.
Most commercial properties accumulate a running list of small repairs — a door closer that is failing, a section of drywall damaged by movers, three ceiling tiles that need replacing, a light fixture hanging loose. Each item is too small to call a specialist tradesperson. Together, they make the property look neglected.
Servbon runs general repairs as a punch-list service. Send us the list, we quote it, one technician handles multiple items on the same visit. No minimum charge that pushes single-item jobs out of reach. No coordination overhead of scheduling three separate specialists.
Every technician on the general repairs roster is a working commercial carpenter. Doors and hardware, drywall, tile, trim, and general fixture work are all core competencies — not adjacent skills borrowed from another trade.
Six real ticket types we see most weeks. Same dispatch process for all of them.
Twenty small things need doing before corporate visits Thursday.
Doors are not closing properly, hinges and closers need attention.
Wall damage from moved furniture, needs patching and paint.
Tenant improvement between leases, punch list before the new tenant moves in.
Retail buildout finishing, general contractor's punch list handed to us.
Storm damaged minor exterior trim, needs repair before it becomes worse.
Broken doors and locks are security concerns. Damaged emergency exits are life-safety issues. Anything that compromises the security or safety of the property gets same-day dispatch, with temporary fixes on the same visit if permanent repair requires ordered parts.
General repairs run into more compliance codes than most people realize. Door hardware has to be ADA-compliant. Emergency exits have to meet local egress requirements. Fire doors have to close and latch on their own. Our technicians know the standards.
When work touches ADA-required elements or fire-rated assemblies, we do the work to code and document what was done. No creative interpretations that fail inspection later.
ADA-compliant door hardware installation
Egress and life-safety code awareness
Fire door standards (NFPA 80) maintained on rated assemblies
Photo documentation of concealed work
One dispatch handles the whole punch list when possible. You are not paying for three trip charges to get three small jobs done.
A single ceiling tile replacement is a valid job. A single door closer adjustment is a valid job. Small jobs stay small.
Every tech is a working commercial carpenter. Doors, drywall, hardware, and general fixture work are core skills, not sidelines.
Before and after photos on every ticket. Easier to communicate with corporate, easier to justify to your budget, easier to reference later.
Every ticket follows the same four steps. Same dispatcher, same account, same closeout format.
Send the punch list. Photos help but are not required. We can walk the property first if you prefer.
Line-item written quote. Approve the whole list or approve specific items. You control what gets done and what does not.
One technician handles multiple items on the same visit. Parts and common materials on the truck for most repairs first-visit.
Photo documentation of each item completed. Signed sign-off. Any items requiring follow-up flagged clearly with next-step recommendations.
Yes. That is the model. Send us the whole punch list, we quote it, one technician handles what is efficient on the visit.
Yes. Turnover between commercial tenants often generates a punch list of minor repairs, paint, tile, and general refresh. Standard work for us.
Yes. Door levers, closers, thresholds, and panic hardware installed to current ADA specifications. Fire door standards maintained on rated assemblies.
Yes. When work needs to happen when the property is closed (retail, medical, restaurant), we schedule accordingly. Additional after-hours coordination handled by dispatch.
Yes, within scope. For full commercial buildouts we bring in the specialty trades on the same account. For punch-list-scale work we handle it directly.
No standing minimum. Small single-item jobs are welcome. That said, combining multiple items into one visit is more efficient and we will suggest it when it saves you money.
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Send the form or the whole list. A dispatcher will quote it and schedule the work inside one business day.
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